Japanese Popular Prints In the West, Japanese prints are associated with the ukiyo-e tradition. These prints are are considered to be fine art, using the highest quality of materials and immense time and skill. Exploring this tradition, this book looks at the work that is being done in this field.
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In the West, we tend to associate Japanese prints with the ukiyo-etradition - prints based on the aristocracy, cultural heroes, actorsand the beautiful people of the time. These prints were (and are)considered to be fine art, using the highest quality of materials andimmense time and skill. But behind the scenes, Japanese printmakers inthe major cities were also catering for a working class culture, usingintense speed and poor quality materials to create beautifulmulti-coloured decorative papers, votive name cards, games, playingcards, gift envelopes, paper screens, etc. In this book, Rebecca Salterexplores this tradition and also the work that is still being donetoday in this field. The result is a fascinating look at an exciting and beautiful art form.
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