Modern Masters of Kyoto

by Morioka, Michiyo; Berry, Paul; Seattle Art Museum; Seattle Asian Art Museum; Los Angeles County Museum of Art

• ISBN13: 9780932216533
• ISBN10: 0932216536
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1999-08-01
• Publisher: Seattle Art Museum

Author Biography

Michiyo Morioka (Ph.D., University of Washington) is an independent scholar of Japanese art with expertise in nihonga and gender issues in modern Japanese art. Paul Berry (Ph.D., University of Michigam) is an independent scholar specializing in eighteenth- through twentieth-century Japanese painting. Berry is currently working on wartime art in Japan, and his book on the literati painter Tanonmura Chikuden (1777-1835) is in press.

Table of Contents

Foreword	6	(2)
Mimi Gardner Gates
Acknowledgments	8	(1)
William J. Rathbun
Authors' Acknowledgments	9	(1)
Michiyo Morioka
Paul Berry
The Way Collection: An Assessment	10	(2)
Uchiyama Takeo
A Collector's View	12	(4)
Griffith Way
Introduction	16	(12)
Michiyo Morioka
Paul Berry
Institutions Related to Kyoto Nihonga	28	(4)
The Relation of Japanese Literati Painting to Nihonga	32	(8)
Paul Berry
A Reexamination of Tsuji Kako's Art and Career	40	(15)
Michiyo Morioka
Artists in the Exhibition	55	(2)
Catalogue	57	(239)
Emergence of Kyoto Nihonga	58	(84)
Kako and Keisen	142	(44)
Flowering of Kyoto Nihonga	186	(110)
Appendices	296	(23)
Concerning Boxes for Storing Scroll Paintings	296	(2)
Paul Berry
Michiyo Morioka
Box Inscriptions, or Hakogaki	298	(4)
Imai Jun
Signatures and Seals	302	(17)
Bibliography	319	(8)
Index	327