Impressions of Ukiyo-ye, the school of the Japanese colour-print artists

About this book

In the early 20th century, as Western art movements began to embrace Eastern influences, "Impressions of Ukiyo-ye, the School of the Japanese Colour-Print Artists" by Dora Amsden offers a profound exploration of this captivating art form. Delving into the intricate techniques of woodblock printing and the cultural significance of Ukiyo-ye, Amsden illuminates how these artworks reflect the transient beauty of life, encapsulating themes of nature and daily existence. This essential read for art historians and students alike not only highlights the aesthetic mastery behind each print but also contextualizes the movement within a broader artistic dialogue. Discover the lasting impact of Ukiyo-ye through Amsden's insightful analysis, a vital resource for anyone passionate about art history.