Turning Point : Oribe and the Arts of Sixteenth-Century Japan,9780300101959

Turning Point : Oribe and the Arts of Sixteenth-Century Japan

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ISBN13: 9780300101959
ISBN10: 0300101953
Format: Trade Book
Pub. Date: 2003-10-11
Publisher(s): Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Summary

- This book is the catalogue for the first exhibition on the subject held in the United States, which was organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, in collaboration with The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu, Japan, and will be held at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (October 21, 2003, to January 11, 2004).

Table of Contents

Director's Foreword vii
Message from the Governor of Gifu Prefecture ix
Message from the Director of The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu x
Sponsor's Statement xi
Lenders to the exhibition xii
Acknowledgments xiii
Contributors to the Catalogue xv
Map of Japan xvi
Note to the Reader xviii
Art in the Volatile World of Furuta Oribe 2(14)
MIYEKO MURASE
Furuta Oribe and the Tea Ceremony 16(14)
JUN'ICHI TAKEUCHI
CATALOGUE
Tea Utensils before Oribe
ESSAY BY JUN'ICHI TAKEUCHI
30(8)
Numbers 1-5
33(5)
Japanese Ceramics before Oribe
ESSAY BY ANDREW L. MASKE
38(12)
Numbers 6-10
42(8)
Japan, Portugal, and the World
ESSAY BY J0Ã0 PAULO OLIVEIRA E COSTA
50(16)
Numbers 11-17
55(11)
Ceramics from Mino Kilns
ESSAY BY MISATO SHOMURA
66(22)
Numbers 18-31
72(16)
Gleanings from Ceramic Shards
ESSAY BY JUN'ICHI HAYASHI
88(10)
Numbers 32-35
92(6)
The Tea Master Oribe
ESSAY BY HIDEAKI FURUKAWA
98(16)
Numbers 36-45
102(12)
Oribe Ceramics and the Oribe Imagination
ESSAY BY RICHARD L. WILSON
114(90)
Numbers 46-112
122(82)
New Currents in Painting and Patronage after Flideyoshi
ESSAY BY MIYEKO MURASE
204(82)
Numbers 173-734
210(76)
Lacquerware in the Momoyama Period
ESSAY BY TAISHU KOMATSU
286(32)
Numbers 135-156
291(27)
Tsujigahana Textiles and Their Fabrication
ESSAY BY TERRY SATSUKI MILHAUPT
318(38)
Numbers 157-175
324(32)
Literature Catalogue entries 356(6)
Bibliography 362(17)
Index 379(11)
Photograph 390

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