A Brief Introduction to Ukiyo-e by Tefel Hall. Ukiyo = Floating World Ukiyo-e = Pictures of the Floating World.

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A Brief Introduction to Ukiyo-e by Tefel Hall

Ukiyo = Floating World Ukiyo-e = Pictures of the Floating World

Warring States Period (1460 – 1600) Tokugawa Period (1603 – 1867) Meiji Restoration, 1867

Edo (Tokyo)

Yoshiwara = The Pleasure Quarter

Yoshiwara

Kabuki Theater

Bunraku Puppet Theater

Sumo

Tea House

Ukiyo = Floating World = Pleasure Quarter

“Stars of the Kabuki Theater”

Courtesans

Horunobu

Utamaro

The Courtesan Nakagawa of the Matsubaya Teahouse Chobunsai Eishi c. 1796

The Courtesan Yosooi Writing a Letter to a Lover Kitagawa Utamaro early 1800s

Yabu Street Flower Viewing at Askayama Hiroshige

Fleet of Ashikagawa Takauji Preparing for Battle Sadahide

Ohara Koson Crow on a Snowy Branch

Katsushika Hokusai

Hokusai

Moronobu

Hokusai

Commodore Perry arrives in Japan, 1853

Emperor Matsuhito 1868 – The Meiji Restoration

Western Traders at Yokohama Hashimoto Sadahide Picture of Prosperous America Utagawa Hiroshige II Yokohama-e

“Poster Art”

“Wrapping Paper”

La Japonaise, 1876 Claude Monet “Japonisme”

Paris, 1890 Beaux Arts Exhibition

James McNeill Whistler Hiroshige

Toulouse-Lautrec

The Yellow Christ 1889 Paul Gauguin

MARY CASSATT

Woman Washing Hair After the Bath: Woman Drying Her Feet Edgar Degas

James McNeill Whistler Kuniyoshi

Kuroda Seiki Maiko Meiji Period, 1893

Manga Anime

Key Points Ukiyo-e = Pictures of the Floating World Woodblock prints Flourished in Tokugawa Period (1603 – 1867)

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