Re: Influence of Ukiyo-e


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Posted by John Fiorillo on October 30, 1999 at 02:10:55:

In Reply to: Influence of Ukiyo-e posted by Midori Tachibana on October 23, 1999 at 11:10:40:

Midori,

Please see my earlier response from September 1999, which includes some books about the influence of Japanese prints and art on Impressionism:

Ukiyo-e Influence on Western Impression

John

: Hello, I'm Midori Tachibana, a college student in Japan.

: I am to write a paper about a subject that I can choose freely in the English writing class. Then, I have made my mind to write about 'Ukiyo-e'. Nevertheless, it's not merely about the detail about Japanese artists. What I would like to write is about the situation surrounding the Ukiyo-e after Edo period. A lot of Ukiyo-e has been brought from Japan to the many foreign countries, even now. In additon, I plan to refer the influence that Ukiyo-e give to the foreign artists after they arrived all over the world.

: In order to complete my paper about this, I need much information about it. Of course, I should write the paper in English, so it is necessary for me to collect the books about Ukiyo-e, written in English, if possible, by foreign writers. Now, I am taking pains to find such books, but I cannot. Would you tell me some books that I told above? If you would do, it will be the great help to me.

: If possible, please reply my request soon, because I have not so much time to spend finding.

: Please send me your answer to tatibna@ba.mbn.or.jp.

: Midori Tachibana
: Tsuda College




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