在藝術界掀起波瀾的日本浮世繪 The Rising Wave of Japan’s Ukiyo-e
The Rising Wave of Japan’s Ukiyo-e
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在江戶時代的大部分時間裡，日本實行了嚴格限制與其他國家貿易的政策。
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Throughout most of the Edo period, policies that strictly limited trade with other countries were put into effect. It was not until 1853 that Japan was pressured to open its borders. Though some ukiyo-e prints had been brought to Paris before this time, it was after the signing of the Kanagawa Treaty, which forced the opening of Japan, that Japanese art began to be more widely displayed in the West. Following the 1867 World’s Fair in Paris, an appreciation for Japanese art became fashionable in France and other countries. Most importantly, Western artists in search of new inspiration found it in Japan’s ukiyo-e.
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