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The Impact of Japanese Ukiyo-e Art on Western Art Movements

19 days ago | colin

What is the significance of Japanese aesthetics in Ukiyo-e?

Japanese aesthetics in Ukiyo-e emphasize simplicity, harmony, and balance, often reflecting the philosophy of 'mono no aware'—an awareness of the impermanence of things. This focus on transient beauty and careful composition resonated with Western artists seeking new ways of seeing and representing their world.

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