Five More Masters of the Floating World: The Artists Who Began and Ended Japan's Golden Age of Ukiyo-e
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Five More Masters of the Floating World: The Artists Who Began and Ended Japan's Golden Age of Ukiyo-e

by Sei Hoshino

art history cultural history Japanese history
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Sei Hoshino explores five masters associated with the beginning and end of Japan’s golden age of ukiyo-e. Framed around the art of the Floating World, this concise study offers readers an accessible introduction to key figures and the changing artistic landscape of Japanese print culture.

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Five More Masters of the Floating World focuses on five artists connected with Japan’s golden age of ukiyo-e.

The book considers the artists who began and ended this important period in the history of the Floating World.

Sei Hoshino presents a concise exploration of ukiyo-e and its artistic development through these five masters.

Ideal for readers interested in Japanese art, printmaking, and the cultural history of ukiyo-e.

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