日本肖像画史―奈良時代から幕末まで、特に近世の女性・幼童像を中心として
by Huzio Naruse
Huzio Naruse surveys Japanese portrait painting from the Nara period to the end of the Edo era. Special attention is given to portraits of women and children in the early modern period, offering a focused introduction to an important area of Japanese art history.
About This Book
This study traces the history of Japanese portrait painting from the Nara period through the end of the Edo period.
Its central focus is the representation of women and children in early modern Japanese portraiture.
By concentrating on these subjects across a broad historical span, the book offers an art-historical perspective on changing traditions of portrait painting in Japan.
Written by Huzio Naruse, it is intended for readers interested in Japanese art, portraiture, and cultural history.
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