10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JAPONAISERIE»
Discover the use of
japonaiserie in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
japonaiserie and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Travellers' Visions: French Literary Encounters with Japan, ...
distinguish between any 'outright' Orientalism that might exist in their work, and
their more subtle use of the interplay between 'Japan' and japonisme, by focusing
on the place of the Japanese object, the japonaiserie, in their works.
2
Japan, France, and East-West Aesthetics: French Literature, ...
Both the terms "jap- onerie" (in modern spelling) and "japonaiserie" are still used
interchangeably to refer to Japanese artworks. With the coinage "japonisme" in
1872, Burty was probably trying to regain some artistic focus after the Japan- ...
3
Graphic Japan: From Woodblock and Zen to Manga and Kawaii
japonaiserie. and. japonisme. ukiyo-e. There is a tendency in the West to think of
Japanese contemporary design as being directly influenced by Western
aesthetics and values. While it is true to say that the Japanese are fascinated by ...
The significance of the simulation would certainly not escape Malcolm Bradbury,
who refers to An Artist of the Floating World as 'a work of odd mannerism, a
stylised piece of Japonaiserie.'" 'Japonaiserie' is a word commonly used in art ...
5
Japonisme in Britain: Whistler, Menpes, Henry, Hornel and ...
There is a term 'Japonaiserie' which means an interest in Japanese motifs or
objects because of their exotic or fantastic qualities. This term was first used by
the Goncourt brothers as is seen in a letter from Jules de Goncourt to Philippe
Burty in ...
6
Vincent Van Gogh: The Years in France: Complete Paintings ...
94 Japonaiserie 1920 New York Montross Gallery; no. 38 Japanese Fantasy 52
1926 Munich Glaspalast; no. 2075 Japonaiserie 1928 Berlin Paul Cassirer; no.
34 Japonaiserie “V. W. van Gogh" Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum The Bridge in
...
Walter Feilchenfeldt, 2013
7
A Vision of the Orient: Texts, Intertexts, and Contexts of ...
8 This is the spelling in Long and Belasco – as opposed to Puccini's Italian
version of the name. 9 And the Cronenberg film has painted screens, a fan, a
mask, and other paraphernalia of japonaiserie as the background to its opening
credits.
8
Confronting Stravinsky: Man, Musician, and Modernist
It is commonly known that Debussy, who was an enthusiastic collector of
woodblock prints and other manifestations of Japonaiserie, employed a print of
waves taken from Hokusai's series of prints. Figure 16.1 Cover of May 1886 issue
of Paris ...
9
A Remarkable Friendship: Vincent Van Gogh and John Peter Russell
Vincent Van Gogh and John Peter Russell Ann Galbally. such lines: 'It is an
unfathomable confusion. One of de Goncourt's sayings was; “Japonaiserie for
ever”, Well these docks are a famous Japonaiserie, fantastic, peculiar, unheard of
— .
10
The Margin Without Centre: Kazuo Ishiguro
As the fictional artist derides at the 'Japonaiserie' of these commercial art pieces,
his remark, echoing Ogata- San's comment on the inadequacy of representation,
hints at Ishiguro's awareness that his Japan, an assemblage of ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JAPONAISERIE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
japonaiserie is used in the context of the following news items.
Happy Birthday to James McNeill Whistler
"If Whistler had been content with pieces of studio exotica and Japonaiserie, he would not have his place in art history. He wanted to go further, ... «Examiner.com, Jul 15»
Madame Butterfly review – fluttering life of a geisha bride
At times, Nixon overdoes the Japonaiserie. The heel walks, the coy fan-play, the bowing and shuffling. The flexed-foot motifs, in particular, have ... «The Guardian, Jun 15»
Ross Dressing
The outré japonaiserie that makes Tracy an haute-couture superstar isn't quite as outlandish as her outbursts at her nonbilingual staff in her ... «Artforum, Jun 15»
MOT's 'Butterfly' long on polish, short on fireworks
... overtones, while subsequent versions under other creative teams have relied in varying degrees on picture-postcard Japonaiserie. The latest ... «Detroit Free Press, Nov 14»
Mortimer Menpes exhibition at Art Gallery of South Australia
... harmonies recalling those of his master, framed tastefully and exhibited in a gallery installation that reflected the height of japonaiserie taste. «The Australian, Aug 14»
It's time to stop using "exoticism" as an excuse for opera's racism
... and editor of Blackness in Opera, points out, The Mikado's over-the-top japonaiserie is used to spoof only Brits, and not Japanese people. «Quartz, Jul 14»
Maggie Bryan '15 Explores Cultural Crossover Behind French …
The more superficial of the two is known as japonaiserie, in which artists were drawn to exotic Japanese motifs such as fans and gardens. «Bowdoin News, Jul 14»
The artist who married a 16-year-old
She did “at home” sittings too, often dressed in sumptuous Aesthetic robes or Japonaiserie, astutely aware of the effect created and the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 14»
Madama Butterfly, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Nevertheless, hidden beneath the opera's alluring Japonaiserie and its quaint 19th-century depictions of sexual exploitation and American ... «Financial Times, May 14»
L'Wren Scott: A Legacy of Elegance
The last she showed publicly, for spring 2014, was influenced by japonaiserie, and many pieces were painstakingly embroidered with trailing ... «New York Times, Mar 14»
