Storytelling in Japanese Art
Características
Autor: Masako Watanabe
Editor: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Lugar de impresión: Nueva York
Fecha de publicación: 2011
Nearly as old as humanity itself is the impulse to tell and illustrate stories. In Japan, the narrative drive has been expressed both in sweeping literary sagas (such as the celebrated Tale of Genji) and in long, detailed, stunningly beautiful handscrolls. Storytelling in Japanese Painting presents seventeen classic Japanese stories—tales romantic and horrifying, epic and meditative—as told through 30 remarkable scrolls, ranging from the 13th to 19th centuries. Among them are the supernatural Great Woven Cap; the story of the valiant Peach Boy and his battle against the ogres; the 11th-century psychological novel The Tale of Genji; and the political allegory Tale of a Strange Marriage. Each scroll is accompanied by a brief relation of the tale being illustrated, while the book's introduction discusses the history and tradition of storytelling in Japanese art. A series of multiple gatefolds allows many of these scrolls to be appreciated in detail, while preserving the sweep and grandeur of these complex, colorful, evocative works of visual and narrative wonder.
Condición del Producto:
Ejemplo en buen estado. Rastros de polvo en la portada; etiqueta adhesiva con precio por trimestre. Texto en inglés. Texto en inglés. Libro en buen estado.
Código ISBN: 0300175906
EAN: 9780300175905
Páginas: 112
Formato: Libro de bolsillo
Dimensiones (cm):
Altura: 25
Ancho: 23
Descripción
Texto en inglés. Texto en inglés. Con imágenes en color nt y ft
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