Page 480 - Edo: Art in Japan, 1615–1868

McMullin, Neil. Buddhism and the Ooms, Herman. Tokugaiua Ideology: Smith, Henry D., II. Hokusai: One Watt, James C. Y, and Barbara
State in Sixteenth-Century Japan. Early Constructs, 1570-1680. Hundred Views o/Mt. Fuji. New Brennan Ford. East Asian Lacquer:
Princeton, 1984. Princeton, 1985. York, 1988. The Florence and Herbert Irving Col-
lection. New York, 1991.
Minamoto Ryóen, ed. Kata to Nihon Ooms, Herman. Tokugaiua Village Sugimoto, Masayushi, and David
bunka. Tokyo, 1992. Practice: Class, Status, Power, Law. L. Swain. Science and Culture in Tra- Watt, Paul. B. In Confucianism and
Berkeley, 1996. ditional Japan. Rutland, Vt., 1978. Tokugawa Culture. Ed. Peter Nosco.
Miyajima Shin'ichi, Yasuhiro Sato, Princeton, 1984.
and George Kuwayama. Japanese Pincus, Leslie. Authenticating Cul- Swinton, Elizabeth de Sabato, ed.
Ink Painting [exh. cat., Los Angeles ture in Imperial Japan: Kuki Shûzô The Women of the Pleasure Quarter: Wheelwright, Carolyn. "A Visual-
County Museum of Art] (Los and the Rise of National Aesthetics. Japanese Paintings and Prints of the ization of Eitoku's Lost Paintings
Angeles, 1985). Berkeley, 1996. Floating World [exh. cat., Worcester at Azuchi Castle." In Warlords,
Art Museum, Mass.] (New York, Artists, and Commoners: Japan in the
Moerman, David. "The Ideology of Plutschow, H. E. Chaos and Cosmos:
Landscape and the Theater of Ritual in Early and Medieval Japan- 1996). Sixteenth Century. Ed. George Elison
and Bardwell Smith. Honolulu,
State: Insei Pilgrimage to Kumano ese Literature. Leiden, 1990. Takafuji Harutoshi. "Nikkô 1981. .
(1090-1220)." Japanese Journal of Tóshógü no horishi ni tsuite." In 479
Religious Studies 24 , nos. 3-4 (fall Sankin kótai: Kyodai toshi Edo no Nikkó Tóshógü no sóshoku monyó, Wheelwright, Carolyn, ed. Word in
naritachi [exh. cat., Edo-Tokyo
1997)- shokubutsu, chórui. Tokyo, 1994. Flower: The Visualization of Classical
Museum]. (Tokyo, 1997).
Morioka, Heinz, and Miyoko Sakai, Robert K., et al. The Status Takemi Momoko. "'Menstruation Literature in Seventeeth-Century
Japan. New Haven, 1989.
Sasaki. Rakugo: The Popular Narra- Sutra' Belief in Japan." Japanese
tive Art in Japan. Cambridge, Mass., System and Social Organization of Journal of Religious Studies 10, nos. Wilson, Richard L. The Art of Ogata
Satsuma: A Translation of
the
1990. 2-3(1983). Kenzan. New York, 1991.
Shumon Te/uda Aratame Jornoku.
Morley, Carolyn Anne. Transfor- Honolulu, 1975. Takemura, Eiji. The Perception of Yamamoto Yuiitsu. "'Tohoku-in'
mation, Miracles, and Mischief: The Sawa Ryúken. "Shugendó Art." Work in Tokugawa Japan: A Study of and 'Tsurugaoka Hôjô-e': A His-
Mountain Priest Plays o/Kyogen. Japanese Journal of Religious Studies Ishida Baigan and Ninomiya Sontoku. tory of Shokunin Utaawase in the
Cornell East Asia Series. Ithaca, 16, nos. 2-3 (1989). Lanham, Md., 1997. Kamakura Period." Kobijutsu 74
N.Y., 1993. (April 1985).
Takeuchi, Melinda. "Kuniyoshi's
Screech, Timón. "The Meaning of
Morse, Peter. Hokusai: One Hundred Western Perspective in Edo Popu- Minamoto Raikó and the Earth Yamanashi Emiko. Nihon no bijutsu
Poets. New York, 1989. Spider: Demons and Protest in 6, no. 349 (Tokyo, 1995).
lar Culture." Archives of Asian Art
Late Tokugawa Japan." Ars Orien-
Mostow, Joshua S. Pictures of the 47 (1994). talis 17 (1987). Yazaki Takeo. Social Change and
Heart: The "Hyakunin Isshu" in Word Screech, Timón. The Western Scien- the City in Japan: From Earliest Times
and Image. Honolulu, 1996. Takeuchi, Melinda. Taiga's True through the Industrial Revolution.
tific Gaze and Popular Imagery in
Motoori Norinaga zenshü. 23 vols. Later Edo Japan: The Lens vjithin the Views: The Language of landscape Tokyo, 1968.
Painting in Eighteenth-Century Japan.
Tokyo, 1968-1993. Heart. Cambridge, 1996. Yiengpruksawan, Mimi Hall.
Stanford, 1992.
Nabeshima Naotsugu, ed. Seigle, Cecilia Segawa. Yoshiivara: Tsuji Nobuo. "Kano Yukinobu, III." Hiraizumi: Buddhist Art and Regional
Politics in Twelfth-Century Japan.
Kakiemon. Saga, 1957. The Glittering World of the Japanese Bijutsu kenkyu, no. 270 (July 1970). East Asian Monographs. Cam-
Courtesan. Honolulu, 1993.
Nakai, Kate W. "The Naturaliza- Tsuji Nobuo. Nihon no bi "kazari no bridge, Mass., 1998.
tion of Confucianism in Tokugawa Shimizu, Yoshiaki. Japan: The Shap-
Japan: The Problem of Sinocen- ing o/Daimyo Culture 1185-1868 sekai" ten. Tokyo, 1988. Zeami. On the Art of the No Drama:
The Major Treatises of Zeami. Trans.
trism." The Harvard Journal of Asi- [exh. cat., National Gallery of Art] Tsuji Nobuo. Nihon o kazaru.
atic Studies 40, no. i (1980). (Washington, 1988). Tokyo, 1991. J.Thomas Rimer andYamazaki
Masakazu. Princeton, 1984.
Nishiyama Matsunosuke. "Kinsei Shively, Donald H. "Sumptuary Tsuji Nobuo. "Ornament (kazari) —
no yügei-ron." In Kinsei geidó-ron. Regulation and Status in Early An Approach to Japanese Culture."
Vol. 61, Nihon shisó taikei, 1972. Tokugawa Japan." Harvard Journal Archives of Asian Art (1994), 35-45.
of Asiatic Studies 23 (1965).
Nishiyama Matsunosuke. Edo Cul- Tsuji Nobuo. Playfulness in Japanese
ture: Daily Life and Diversions in Shükan Asahi hyakka Nihon no Art. Lawrence, Kans., 1986.
Urban Japan, 1600-1868. Ed. and rekishi 82. Tokyo, 1987. Tsuji Nobuo. "The Concept of
trans. Gerald Groemer. Honolulu, Slusser, Dale. "Collecting Power in the Decorative in Japanese Art."
1997.
the Field of Chanoyu." Master's In Japan and Europe in Art History.
Okada, Barbra Teri. Symbol and thesis, University of California, Tokyo, 1995.
Substance in Japanese Lacquer: Lac- Los Angeles, 1994. Tsukahira, Toshio G. Feudal Control
quer Boxes from the Collection of Smith, Henry D., II. "Tokyo as an in Tokugawa Japan: The Sankin kótai
Elaine Ehrenkranz. New York, 1995.
Idea: An Exploration of Japanese System. Cambridge, Mass., 1970.
Okakura Kakuzo. Ideals of the East. Urban Thought until 1945." Journal Tsunoda, Ryusaku, et al., comps.
Rutland, Vt., 1970. of Japanese Studies 4, no. i (winter Sources of Japanese Tradition. 2 vols.
1978).
Okudaira Shunroku. Hikone byóbu: New York, 1958.
Mugengeki no enshutsu. Tokyo, 1996. Smith, Henry D., II. Hiroshige: One Vaporis, Constantine Nomikos.
Hundred Famous Views of Edo. New
Ooms, Herman. Charismatic York, 1986. Breaking Barriers: Travel and the
Bureaucrat: A Political Biography of State in Early Modern Japan. Cam-
Matsudaira Sadanobu, 1758-1829. bridge, Mass., 1994..
Chicago, 1975.