Yokohama Woodcuts Exhibit Illuminates Early Western Contact
A New York Times Service column notes a Yokohama woodcuts show alongside Gericault at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The early 1860s prints document first Western visitors to Japan, depicting Westerners, a balloon remark, and rickshaws as Japan rapidly modernized while misrepresentations and curiosity shaped the imagery.
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Theodore Alf Gericault
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Pearl Harbor
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Paris
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Tokyo
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Washington
Prints From Foreigners in Japan Exhibition Review
The piece notes the Yokohama group in Paris style prints and Japan related works at Philadelphia Museum. It highlights direct topical reporting in prints, silhouette mastery, and a mostly newly acquired collection except eight loans. Knee land McNulty’s catalog titled Foreigners in Japan is praised for conciseness and instruction.
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Europe
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Seine
Shone
Yokohama
Philadelphia
Kneeland McNulty
Japan
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