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| | Ukiyoe Tarot |
 | | Ukiyoe (pronounced ookee-yoh-eh) art began in the mid 1600s in Japan and is popular to this day. | | | It took two years for this Japanese artist to create the 78 paintings that make up the Ukiyoe Tarot. | | | Courtesans, samurai warriors, kabuki figures and wrestlers are popular subjects of this art form. |
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http://www.learntarot.com/ukdesc.htm
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| | Catalogue 31 |
| | This exhibition catalogue is particularly noteworthy for ukiyoe connoiseurs, since the library of the Toyo Bunko shows for the first time some famous prints of Hokusai, Sharaku, Utamaro and Hiroshige. | | | Ukiyoe prints and paintings from the early masters to Shunsho | | | Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Art Gallery, UCLA, in Los Angeles in 1969, with exhibits from major American collections. |
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http://www.nvva.nl/hotei/cat31.htm
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| | Jim Breen's Ukiyo-E Gallery |
| | Castle Fine Arts Gallery specializes in Japanese art, and has a fine online display. | | | Nagoya Broadcasting Network Museum Home Page, which leads to their Gallery (which has rotating exhibitions, some of which are Ukiyoe). | | | John Boyd's Ukiyoe Page, which has some introductory texts, well annotated copies of much-travelled Hokusai & Utamaro images, and links to other sites. |
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http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/ukiyoe/ukiyoe.html
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| | A Guide to the Ukiyo-e Sites of the Internet |
| | Silk Ukiyoe Gallery - an exhibit from the Silk Laboratory of Shinshu University | | | Yorikime's Ukiyoe Gallery - displaying all prints from Hiroshige's Tôkaidô (Hoeidô edition) [2002-09-11] | | | Takamatsu Historical Museum - with an exhibit of prints and paintings depicting the Genpei War |
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http://www.bahnhof.se/~secutor/ukiyo-e/guide.html
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| | Wicce's Tarot Collection |
| | This elegant tarot deck, done in the Japanese ukiyoe art style, is an elegant reworking of the classical tarot tradition. | | | The little white booklet which comes with the deck is far superior to most of the ones like it; it comes complete with a brief but informative history and description of ukiyoe art itself, as well as explanations of all the symbolism and the meanings of all of the cards. | | | Within its own context, symbols have been translated to fit the ukiyoe style. |
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http://www.wicce.com/ukiyoe.html
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| | Ukiyo-e, Japanese Woodblock Printing |
| | The Japanese woodblock print genre of art, literally, "Pictures of the floating world" | | | Click here to see Ukiyo-e made by the master, Maeda-san. | | | (Also " ukiyo e " and " ukiyoe ") |
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http://www.thejapaneseconnection.com/Glossary/ukiyo_e.htm
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| | Timeline 1550-1574 |
| | 1550 Japanese Ukiyoe painting, which takes subjects from everyday life, had its beginnings. |
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http://timelines.ws/1550_1574.HTML
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| | Ukiyoe |
| | Ukiyoe is a style of wood block printing created and developed during the Edo era (1603-1867) and has more than 300 years history. | | | So Ukiyoe literally means "pictures of the floating world." Ukiyoe describes the Japanese landscapes, the everyday life of commoners, kabuki actors, sumo wrestlers and beautiful women. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Pagoda/1787/ukiyoe.html
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| | The Gitter-Yelen Art Center > Ukiyoe |
| | Ukiyoe, literally "images of the floating world", refers to prints and paintings portraying courtesans, actors, and scenes of the pleasure quarters and theater milieu of Edo (later Tokyo), for which the historical period of 1615 to 1868 was named. | | | The style was developed to suit the tastes of the rapidly rising mercantile society. |
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http://www.gitter-yelen.org/newsite/ukiyoe.htm
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| | A "'chochin' maker" in the Kayabacho townblock of Edo is depicted in one of a series of "Shokunin Zukushi" ukiyoe pictures believed to have been drawn by Hokusai in the era of Tempo. | | | With the introduction of candles which made much more light than oil-burning lamps, 'shokudai' and 'chochin' came into wide use. | | | I was born in the old province of Banshu where the heroic vendetta of forty-seven masterless Akoo warriors was depicted on many of the 'ema,' votive wooden tablets offered in prayer for good luck, which I often saw in my childhood in the precincts of shrines. |
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http://www.cnfc.or.jp/plutonium/pl3/pluto3.e.html
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| | Lupin Encyclopedia : Anime : Second TV Series : What Do You Think of Ukiyoe Blues? |
| | In order to test his own skill he has been switching his own works for Sharaku's originals, but suffered a heart attack just as he was about to make the last switch. | | | An old man Lupin meets by chance turns out to be the grandson of Ukiyoe master Tooshuusai Sharaku. | | | Anime : Second TV Series : What Do You Think of Ukiyoe Blues? |
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http://www.lupinencyclopedia.com/anime/61.php
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| | Ukiyoe Tarot : Aeclectic Tarot |
| | The Ukiyoe Tarot is a Japanese style deck with traditionally dressed figures on the Major Arcana, and undecorated minor arcana. |
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http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/cards/ukiyoe
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| | Ukiyoe Gallery - Thumbnails |
| | If you have any questions about Japanese woodblock prints, please email us at Ukiyoe Gallery, or call us at (503) 362-8362. |
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http://www.ukiyoe-gallery.com/gallery9.htm
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| | Welcome to Ginkoya, featuring Japanese antiques, crafts, Japanese paper, Ukiyoe, kimono, obi, and more... |
| | Vintage Kimono and Obi, Aizome, Kimono Yuzen and Origami Paper, Ukiyoe, Fabric Crafts and much, much more... | | | Welcome to Ginkoya, featuring Japanese antiques, crafts, Japanese paper, Ukiyoe, kimono, obi, and more... | | | And we are based in Tokyo, so everything we sell is sent "fresh" from Japan! |
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http://www.ginkoya.com/
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