Japanese Art History Anthropomorphism 80s Tankobon Japan

by Shimao Arata

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Japanese Art History Anthropomorphism 80s Tankobon Japan Key Features ✔ Discover the rich history of anthropomorphism in Japanese art with this comprehensive 1980s Tankobon titled "Japanese Art History Anthropomorphism." This beautifully illustrated book explores how Japanese artists have depicted animals, gods, and mythical creatures with human traits from ancient times to the modern era. Delve into the cultural and religious influences that shaped these unique artistic expressions, including iconic works like the "Chōjū-giga" (Animal Caricatures) and various ukiyo-e prints featuring cats, fish, and other motifs. Perfect for enthusiasts of Japanese art, history, and cultural studies, this book offers a detailed perspective on Japan’s distinctive artistic tradition of personification. ✔ Key features include an in-depth analysis of anthropomorphic representations across different periods, from ancient deities to contemporary pop culture, highlighting Japan’s unique religious and political influences. The book also examines the development of these expressions through various themes such as the zodiac, ghost stories, and transformation legends, providing a comprehensive understanding of Japan’s artistic evolution. ✔ Item Specifics: ✔ C:Title: Japanese Art History Anthropomorphism 80s Tankobon Japan ✔ C:Japanese Title: 擬人化の日本美術史 [単行本] ✔ C:Format: Tankobon (Japanese paperback book) ✔ C:Language: Japanese ✔ C:Publisher: Not specified ✔ C:Publication Year: 1980s ✔ C:Condition: Like

• Condition: Fine

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