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First sentence: 'Japanism,' the late-nineteenth-century Western vogue for things Japanese, which developed primarily from French Japonisme, was closely related to the general heightening of European and American interest in aesthetics and decorative design during the second half of the nineteenth century stemming from the Aesthetic Movement.
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