Japanese Erotic Prints

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  • Japanese Erotic Prints Book Detail

  • Author : Inge Klompmakers
  • Release Date : 2001
  • Publisher : Brill Hotei
  • Genre : Art
  • Pages : 164
  • ISBN 13 :
  • File Size : 64,64 MB
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Japanese Erotic Prints by Inge Klompmakers PDF Summary

Book Description: This publication offers the reader a ravishing selection of erotic prints ("shunga") by the first full-color woodblock-print masters: Suzuki Harunobu (c. 1725-70) and Isoda Kory{sai (act. c. 1764-88). It is based on a private collection of prints of remarkable quality, their radiant colors perfectly preserved by the albums in which they were kept. The first volume in a popular series on erotic prints by famous Japanese woodblock-print artists, this book contains a detailed general introduction to the genre of "shunga." In addition to a description of the historical and cultural settings of the prints, it focuses in particular on the locations and interiors where the erotic action takes place.

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Japanese Erotic Prints

Japanese Erotic Prints

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This publication offers the reader a ravishing selection of erotic prints ("shunga") by the first full-color woodblock-print masters: Suzuki Harunobu (c. 1725-7

Understanding Shunga

Understanding Shunga

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This sumptous guide explains the cultural forces behind Shunga images and why the Japanese find them so erotic. It also reveals the influence of Shunga on great

Shunga

Shunga

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In early modern Japan, thousands of sexually explicit paintings, prints, and illustrated books with texts were produced, euphemistically called spring pictures