Japanese Prints
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"Japanese Prints" offers a detailed look into the world of Japanese printmaking, exploring its historical context and artistic significance. Published in 1918, this work provides insights into the techniques, styles, and cultural influences that shaped this unique art form. Featuring the work of Dorothy Pulis Lathrop and commentary by John Gould Fletcher, the book serves as a valuable resource for art enthusiasts and scholars alike, bringing the beauty and intricacy of Japanese prints to a wider audience. Discover the enduring appeal of Ukiyo-e and the masterful craftsmanship that defines Japanese printmaking.
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