How to Look at Japanese Art

Westerners have long been fascinated by Japanese art, but many viewers are unable to fully enjoy the work because they are unfamiliar with its distinctive attributes. Now, Stephen Addiss presents a complete introduction to one of the world's oldest and most admired art traditions. He discusses the composition, color, form, and subject matter of more than 60 outstanding works.

Acknowledgments	p. 6
Introduction	p. 7
Outline of Japanese Historical Periods	p. 12
Pronunciation Guide	p. 13
Ceramics	p. 14
Sculpture and Traditional Buddhist Art	p. 34
Secular and Zen Painting	p. 54
Calligraphy	p. 76
Woodblock Prints	p. 94
Gardens	p. 116
Suggestions for Further Reading	p. 136
Index	p. 140
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