日本の図像 琳派
2011-2
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浜田信義
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A collection of dazzling and daring Japanese traditional art. Rimpa, one of the major art movements of Japanese painting, was founded in Kyoto in the seventeenth-century by Hon’ami Koetsu and Tawaraya Sotatsu. Years later, the style blossomed under brothers Ogata Korin and Ogata Kenzan and then was consolidated and popularized in Edo by Sakai Hoitsu and Suzuki Kiitsu. A characteristic feature of Rimpa is its rich decorative style, such as backgrounds with gold leaf, based on the classical Yamato-e style. Simple natural subjects such as birds, flowers, and plants were often used as motifs. Rimpa artists worked in various formats, notably folding screens, hanging scrolls, fans, woodblock-printed books, lacquerware, ceramics, and textiles. Many Rimpa paintings appeared on sliding doors and walls of noble homes. The bold outlines and striking color schemes are features of Rimpa style. Emphasis on refined design and technique became more pronounced as Rimpa style developed.
Toshinobu Yasumura, born in Toyama, Japan, is a director at Itabashi Art Museum in Japan where he started his career in 1979. He has curated a wide array of special exhibitions of Japanese art, especially concentrating on the Edo period (16th-19th century)and has written a number of books about the subject.
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本书一半以上是黑白印刷，黑白还看个鸟
好书 只是翻看不方便 装帧有点问题