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ukiyo-e: a standalone construct

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Art history

woodblock prints and paintings of Edo-period Japan depicting the pleasures of the floating world, actors, courtesans and landscapes.

In art history, ukiyo-e refers to woodblock prints and paintings of Edo-period Japan depicting the pleasures of the floating world, actors, courtesans and landscapes. This meaning comes from Lane (1978) in Images from the floating world, the japanese print.[1]

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Lane, R. (1978). Images from the floating world, the japanese print. Dorset Press. Open Library record

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