Explores the history and development of Japanese art, highlighting examples of design and craft in prints, paintings, and screens, metalwork, ceramics, wood, and stone and describing common themes found in traditional Japanese art.
Surveys the arts of Japan from the prehistoric period through the late twentieth century and discusses how it has been influenced by changes in Japan's culture.
Introduces the culture and art of Japan, covering painting, woodblock prints, sculpture, pottery, gardens, architecture, calligraphy, theater, and more. Includes photographs, a map, a time line, a glossary, and ideas for further research.