Colors in Japanese Art

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Exploring the significance of color in Japanese art from the 16th century to today, this book highlights how color serves as a central element in the nation's artistic tradition. It features over 120 notable works, examining the vibrant reds of kimonos and the tranquil blues of landscapes and woodblock prints. Ideal for collectors, art history students, or enthusiasts, it provides insights into the color schemes employed in each piece, enhancing the appreciation of Japan's rich artistic heritage.