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- Exceptional collection of Japanese artworks from the Edo period
- In-depth focus on ukiyo-e, the iconic "Floating World" imagery
- Includes fans, decorative objects, and fine craftsmanship
- Works from a prestigious museum collection
- Comprehensive and informative catalogue, ideal for deepening knowledge of Japanese art and culture
The catalogue for the exhibition at the Cleve Carney Museum in Chicago (2025) presents an exceptional collection of Japanese artworks, offering the public an in-depth understanding of Japanese painting production from the Edo period (1603–1868), particularly of ukiyo-e, the "images of the Floating World." The volume includes a selection of hanging vertical scroll paintings (kakemono) and hand-painted horizontal scrolls by the great masters of the various schools, starting from the mid-17th century. Also featured are colour woodblock prints with black outlines and hand painted details — a technique that evolved into nishiki-e, the famous multicoloured "brocade pictures" — as well as printed and painted fans, and high-quality handcrafted objects that testify to Japan's rich artistic and artisanal tradition, such as board games and musical instruments. These works reflect the evolution of taste, fashion, and entertainment culture that developed during the long Tokugawa peace corresponding to the Edo period. The extraordinary works come from the prestigious collections of the E. Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art in Genoa.
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Rossella Menagazzo is an associate Professor of East Asian Art History at the University of Milan, after graduating and completing her PhD in Oriental Studies (History of Japanese Art) at the Ca' Foscari University of Venice.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Illustrated. The catalogue for the exhibition at the Cleve Carney Museum in Chicago (2025) presents an exceptional collection of Japanese artworks, offering the public an in-depth understanding of Japanese painting production from the Edo period (1603-1868), particularly of ukiyo-e, the "images of the Floating World." The volume includes a selection of hanging vertical scroll paintings (kakemono) and hand-painted horizontal scrolls by the great masters of the various schools, starting from the mid-17th century. Also featured are colour woodblock prints with black outlines and hand painted details - a technique that evolved into nishiki-e, the famous multicoloured "brocade pictures" - as well as printed and painted fans, and high-quality handcrafted objects that testify to Japan's rich artistic and artisanal tradition, such as board games and musical instruments. These works reflect the evolution of taste, fashion, and entertainment culture that developed during the long Tokugawa peace corresponding to the Edo period. The extraordinary works come from the prestigious collections of the E. Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art in Genoa. Seller Inventory # LU-9791256920464
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Condition: NEW. Milano: Moebius, 2025 9791256920464 654 N vol.: 1, N pag.: 128, W: 24.1, Illustr.: COL Il catalogo della mostra al museo Cleve Carney Museum of Art di Chicago, presenta una collezione di opere giapponesi, offrendo al pubblico un'approfondita conoscenza della produzione pittorica giapponese del periodo Edo (16031868), in particolare dell'ukiyo-e, le "immagini del Mondo Fluttuante". Nel volume sono presenti una selezione di dipinti su rotoli verticali appesi (kakemono) e rotoli orizzontali dipinti a mano dai grandi maestri delle diverse scuole, a partire dalla metą del XVII secolo. Sono inoltre pubblicate stampe xilografiche a colori con contorni in nero e parti dipinte a mano una tecnica che si č evoluta nelle nishiki-e, le celebri "immagini broccato" policrome oltre a ventagli stampati e dipinti, e oggetti d'alto artigianato che testimoniano la ricca tradizione artistica e artigianale giapponese, come giochi da tavolo e strumenti musicali, raccontando l'evoluzione del gusto, delle mode e della cultura dell'intrattenimento sviluppatasi durante la lunga pace Tokugawa corrispondente al periodo Edo. Le straordinarie opere in mostra provengono dalle prestigiose collezioni italiane del Museo d'Arte Orientale E. Chiossone di Genova. Il catalogo della mostra al museo Cleve Carney Museum of Art di Chicago, presenta una collezione di opere giapponesi, offrendo al pubblico un'approfondita conoscenza della produzione pittorica giapponese del periodo Edo (16031868), in particolare dell'ukiyo-e, le "immagini del Mondo Fluttuante". Nel volume sono presenti una selezione di dipinti su rotoli verticali appesi (kakemono) e rotoli orizzontali dipinti a mano dai grandi maestri delle diverse scuole, a partire dalla metą del XVII secolo. Sono inoltre pubblicate stampe xilografiche a colori con contorni in nero e parti dipinte a mano una tecnica che si č evoluta nelle nishiki-e, le celebri "immagini broccato" policrome oltre a ventagli stampati e dipinti, e oggetti d'alto artigianato che testimoniano la ricca tradizione artistica e artigianale giapponese, come giochi da tavolo e strumenti musicali, raccontando l'evoluzione del gusto, delle mode e della cultura dell'intrattenimento sviluppatasi durante la lunga pace Tokugawa corrispondente al periodo Edo. Le straordinarie opere in mostra provengono dalle prestigiose collezioni italiane del Museo d'Arte Orientale E. Chiossone di Genova. Menegazzo, Rossella. Seller Inventory # M25002433
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Paperback. Condition: New. Illustrated. The catalogue for the exhibition at the Cleve Carney Museum in Chicago (2025) presents an exceptional collection of Japanese artworks, offering the public an in-depth understanding of Japanese painting production from the Edo period (1603-1868), particularly of ukiyo-e, the "images of the Floating World." The volume includes a selection of hanging vertical scroll paintings (kakemono) and hand-painted horizontal scrolls by the great masters of the various schools, starting from the mid-17th century. Also featured are colour woodblock prints with black outlines and hand painted details - a technique that evolved into nishiki-e, the famous multicoloured "brocade pictures" - as well as printed and painted fans, and high-quality handcrafted objects that testify to Japan's rich artistic and artisanal tradition, such as board games and musical instruments. These works reflect the evolution of taste, fashion, and entertainment culture that developed during the long Tokugawa peace corresponding to the Edo period. The extraordinary works come from the prestigious collections of the E. Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art in Genoa. Seller Inventory # LU-9791256920464
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