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Japan art and poetry: Yosa Buson and flow of China

Japan art and the last Meiji ukiyo-e flourish

Japan art and the individualism of Nagasawa Rosetsu (1754-1799)

Japanese art and never-never land

Art of Japan and poetry: Above the withered fields a bat flits

Japan art and Kamisaka Sekka (1866-1942): A delightful dream world

Japanese Art and Poetry of Yosa Buson: A bat flits in moonlight

The Japanese poet Yosa Buson in the shadow of art

Ito Shinsui and Japanese art: Poverty to continuity

Japan poetry and Yosa Buson: Footsteps of Matsuo Bashō

Art of Japan and Nishikawa Sukenobu: From the Empress to Prostitutes

Art of Japan and Asai Chu: The altered artistic landscape

Art of Japan and Sekka: Tranquility despite upheavals

Yosa Buson and Japanese Poetry: In the footsteps of Matsuo Bashō

Pierre Bonnard, Japanese Art, and his early artistic life: le Nabi très Japonard

Yorozu Tetsugoro and Japanese Art: independent artistic soul

Ukiyo-e Art of the Meiji Era is Undervalued

Art of Japan and Changing Times through the Eyes of Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912)

Japanese Poetry and Yosa Buson: Shadow of Art

Japan Art and Sekka: Artistic Tranquillity despite Political Changes and Upheavals

Art of Japan and the Mysterious Reality of an Artist from a Samurai Background

Art of Japan and Edgar Degas: Fusions of Ideas

Japanese Art and Le Nabi Tres Japonard: Pierre Bonnard and his thoughts

Bijin-ga and Art of Japan: Utamaro and Mystery

Japanese Art and Poetry: Yosa Buson and Impact of China

Folklore and Art by Kyosai: Tengu and Changing Nature within Buddhism and Shintoism

Japanese Artist Inspired by the Flows of Europe: Fujishima Takeji

Meiji Ukiyo-e Art is Undervalued

Influence of Paris Art Scene for Alfred Sisley and Fujishima Takeji

Edgar Degas Adored Japanese Art: Ideas of Distance, Impressionism, and art of the Renaissance

Utamaro and Impact of Japanese Art: Impressionism and Bijin-ga

Art of Japan and Keisai Eisen: Tenaciousness in Adversity

Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912) and Japanese Art: New Japan Emerges

Art of Japan and Yorozu Tetsugoro: Creativity and Freedom

Fujishima Takeji and Japanese Art: Romanticism and Impressionism of European Art

Art of Japan and Kamisaka Sekka: Richness of Japanese Art and Culture

Isoda Koryusai and Art of Japan: Samurai Background to Art

Tani Buncho and Japanese Art in the Edo Period: Influence of China

Le Nabi Tres Japonard: Art of Japan and Pierre Bonnard

Japanese Art and Utamaro: Illumination of Bijin-ga

Art of Japan and Utamaro: Bijin-ga and Impressionism

Art and the Impact of Paris: Alfred Sisley and Fujishima Takeji

Art of Japan and Meiji Ukiyo-e: Times of Change (1868-1912)

Art of Japan and Fujishima Takeji: Influence of European Art

Japanese Art and the Revolutionary Flow that Inspired Asai Chu

Complex Nature of Buddhist Art in Japan: Rinzai school of Buddhism

Japanese Art and Isoda Koryusai: Unique Background

Art of Japan and Cultural Changes during the Lifetime of Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912)

Art of Japan During the Edo Period: Tani Buncho and Culture of China

Kamisaka Sekka and Art of Japan: Rimpa and Creativity of New Ideas

Japanese Artist in Paris: Yuzo Saeki and Isolation in a Land he Adored

Japanese Art and the Reality of Life in the Edo Period: Keisai Eisen and Early Years

Japanese Art and Utamaro Kitagawa: Beautiful Ladies and Impressionism

Yorozu Tetsugoro and Japanese Art: Impact of Iwate and Tokyo

Richness of Japanese Art: Ito Shinsui

Meiji Art in Japan (1868-1912) and its Rich Legacy

Art of Japan and Old World of Kyoto: Nishikawa Sukenobu and Women in Society

Kamisaka Sekka and Japanese Art: Rimpa and Culture despite Rapid Historical Changes

Buddhist Art in Japan: Complex Realities of Sesshu Toyo and Sengai Gibon

Japanese Art and Folklore: Tengu and World of Spirits in the Art of Kawanabe Kyosai

Fujishima Takeji, Alfred Sisley and Art: Impressionism, Landscapes and Paris Connection

Art of Japan and Informative Years of Keisai Eisen

Ito Shinsui and Japanese Art: Landscapes, Bijinga and Shin Hanga

Pierre Bonnard and Japanese Art: Le Nabi Tres Japonard

Asai Chu and New Wave of Japanese Art

Edgar Degas and Ideas of Reality: Distant Japanese Art

Japanese Art in the Meiji Period

Tani Buncho and Japanese Art: Impact of Chinese Culture Despite Isolation

Art of Japan and Keisai Eisen: Sorrow and Strength at a Tender Age

Isoda Koryusai and Art of Japan: Rare Upbringing within Japanese Woodblock Prints

Utamaro Kitagawa and Art of Japan: The Beauty of Women

Fujishima Takeji and Art of Japan: Famous Son from Kagoshima

Kamisaka Sekka and Art of Japan: Changing Sands and Rimpa

Yoshu Chikanobu and Art of Japan: East or West?

Art of Japan and Traditional Fashion: Ito Shinsui and Bijinga

Art of Japan and Rich Influence of China: Tani Buncho

Man of Mystery in the World of Japanese Woodblock Prints: Isoda Koryusai

Yorozu Tetsugoro and Art of Japan: Famous Son of Iwate

Japanese Meiji Art and Onset of Change (1868-1912)

Yoshu Chikanobu and Japanese Art: Culture and Change

Buddhism and Art of Japan: Sengai Gibon and Sesshu Toyo in Opposite Directions

Keisai Eisen and Japanese Art: Early Impact

Asai Chu and Japanese Art: Eclipse of Ukiyo-e

Nishikawa Sukenobu and Japan Art: Kyoto, Politics and Women

Art, the Paris connection and Impressionism: Alfred Sisley and Fujishima Takeji

Japan Art and Yuzo Saeki: Death and Isolation in a Distant Land

Japan Art and Edgar Degas: Fusion of Ideas

Art of Japan and Pierre Bonnard: Thought Patterns of Bonnard
