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George De Forest Brush : The Indian Paintings

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Japan Envisions The West : 16th-19th Century Japanese Art From Kobe City Museum

  • Japan Envisions The West : 16th-19th Century Japanese Art From Kobe City Museum

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    edited by Yukiko Shirahara

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    Book, Seattle Art Museum, 2007

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    This extraordinary book features significant works of art from the Kobe City Museum, whose collection focuses on Western-style Japanese art created between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries. When the Tokugawa Shogunate Yoshimune relaxed restrictions on imported Western books in 1720, with the exception of Christian books, scholarly artists and scientists were free to study them, leading to Komo, Japanese art created under the influence of Holland, and to more popular paintings, prints, and decorative arts that demonstrate the fusion of Japanese and Western styles. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     OVERSIZE (UPPER)  N7352 .J362 2007  AVAILABLE

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Discovering Buddhist Art Seeking The Sublime

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Van Gogh To Mondrian : Modern Art From The Kröller-Müller Museum

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Art From Africa : Long Steps Never Broke A Back

  • Art From Africa : Long Steps Never Broke A Back

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    Pamela McClusky ; with a contribution by Robert Farris Thompson

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    Book, Seattle Art Museum in association with Lund Humphries, 2002

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    The authors draw on personal memories, interviews, and oral narratives to present twelve “case histories” of objects–or clusters of objects–in the Seattle Art Museum’s renowned collection of African art. A curator dedicated to telling the stories behind such art, Pamela McClusky explores subjects ranging from royal art of the Kom and Asante kingdoms, masquerades from the Yoruba, Dan, and Mende cultures, hunters’ shirts from the Mande empire, sculpture from the Kongo kingdom, Mercedes-Benz coffins from the streets of Ghana, photographs from Mali, and Maasai body ornaments. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  N7391.65 .M28 2002  AVAILABLE

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Porcelain Stories : From China To Europe

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Eastman Johnson : Painting America

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Twentieth-century American Art : The Ebsworth Collection

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The Art Of Tibet.

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Japanese Art In The Seattle Art Museum; An Historical Sketch

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Ceramic Art Of Japan; One Hundred Masterpieces From Japanese Collections

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Shinto Arts : Nature, Gods, And Man In Japan

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Thomas Moran

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Kushan Sculpture : Images From Early India

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Jacob Lawrence, American Painter

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