An edition of Shizen no bi, seikatsuno bi
(1997)
Shizen no bi, seikatsuno bi
Jon Rasukin to kindai Nihon ten = Ruskin in Japan 1890--1940 : nature for art, art for life
by Tsutomu Mizusawa
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Shizen no bi, seikatsuno bi: Jon Rasukin to kindai Nihon ten = Ruskin in Japan 1890--1940 : nature for art, art for life
1997, Shizen no Bi, Seikatsu no Bi Ten Jikkō Iinkai
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Table of Contents
Ruskin in Japan: a foreword / [Sakai Tadayasu]
Colour plates.
Catalogue. The context ; The new vision of nature: the revival of Japanese interest in British art ; Ruskin ; Ruskin's theory of nature and Japan ; Ruskinian medievalism and Japanese architecture ; Socialism and culture in Japan ; Art of the people.
Ruskin in Japan 1890-1940: nature for art, art for life / [Watanabe Toshio and Kikuchi Yūko]. The concept of nature in late 19th and early 20th century Japan ; The watercolour movement ; Nihonga, watercolour and Ruskin ; Gothic style and medievalism in Japanese architecture ; Ruskin and Japanese socialism ; Art of the people, art and life.
"Soaped poles in a bear-garden": Ruskin's Alps / [Stephen Bury]
Three British watercolourists in Meiji Japan / [Kan-no Hiroto]
Edition Notes
Catalog of exhibitions held at The Ruskin Gallery, Sheffield, May 3-June 28; at Koriyama City Museum of Art, July 19-Aug. 24; and The Museum of Modern Art, Kamakura, Aug. 30-Oct. 5, 1997.
NCC JACWP title; may be loaned through ILL.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 115-118, 327-332).
Japanese and English.
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