Five Masters of the Floating World: The Artists Who Made Japan's Ukiyo-e Conquer the World
by Sei Hoshino
Five Masters of the Floating World explores the artists who shaped Japan’s ukiyo-e tradition and traces the art form’s rise from a Japanese cultural expression to an influence recognized around the world. An accessible choice for readers interested in art history, Japanese culture, and global artistic exchange.
About This Book
Five Masters of the Floating World examines the artists associated with Japan’s ukiyo-e tradition.
The book focuses on the makers of ukiyo-e and the artistic world represented by this influential form.
It also considers how ukiyo-e reached audiences beyond Japan and gained international significance.
For readers interested in Japanese art, cultural history, and the global movement of artistic ideas.
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