The Artist's Workshop: [Proceedings, 1989] / Ed. by Peter M.Lukehart. (Studies in the History of Art) - Hardcover

The Artist's Workshop: Studies in the History of Art book by Peter M. Lukehart

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Hardcover. English. See images for condition. About the book >.>.> Later generations would rank him as one of three historic masters of the Tosa tradition, but his achievements had little impact after his death. His successors failed to adapt to the continual changes in Japanese cul tural life, and the family enterprise gradu ally weakened and then ceased to exist by the end of the nineteenth century Many schools of painting and decorative arts flourished in seventeenth-century Japan. Two of them-Tosa and Kano were intimately linked to the national government and to deep fissures and con-tradictions that divided the national polity. Tosa painters were employed chiefly by the imperial court in Kyoto. The court sheltered a sacrosanct emperor who, though wielding little direct power, embodied the mystical sources of state authority. The Kano school worked primarily for the samurai class, whose military regime in Edo controlled land tenure, distribution of tax revenues, and even the income of the emperor and the funds available to him to build his palaces. Ii Mitsuoki was head of the. Artikel-Nr. Batch-FM569-VG-12100

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