Cermamics of Miyagawa Kozan (1842–1916): the search of artistic identity in the cultural change’s epoch
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Creative career of Japanese ceramist Miyagawa Kozan shows the search and the discovery of artistic identity in the epoch of rapid modernization and Europeanization of Japan and the country’s joining to the international artistic process. Japanese Export style of decorative art was formed with the demands of market and European technologies introduction. In these circumstances, Kozan was the ancestor of a new truely national artistic style, which had an impact on the Japanese and European art.
- Егорова Анна Алексеевна
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