World Art Studies
Tom 9 (2012)

Introduction

Jerzy Malinowski, Agnieszka Kluczewska-Wójcik

Art and the arts

Krystyna Wilkoszewska

Taste, sense of beauty, and the cognitive role of Japanese aesthetics

Beata Kubiak Ho-Chi

Johakyu 序破急

Yumiko Matsuzaki

The Classicism of the Nara art (8th century)

Hidemichi Tanaka

Salt dealer Bunshō's incredible career : introducing a rare collection of Japanese illustrated manuscripts (Nara ehon) in Frankfurt's Museum of Applied Arts

Stephan von der Schulenburg

The 'export' of artistic crafts through foreigners visiting Kyoto in the modern period

Tomoki Ota

Zen influence on Japanese dry landscape gardens

Agnieszka Kozyra

The Japanese Garden in Wroclaw : trends in transformations from 1913 to 2005

Małgorzata Wołodźko

Yokoo Tadanori and the rediscovery of Hokusai's Great Waves

Christine M. E. Guth

How Japanese was the 'Inrō'?

Julia Hutt

'Dashi-ningyō' or the dolls on the top of floats in the 'Kawagoe-matsuri'

Estera Żeromska

Evolution of Takarazuka stage make-up : from reality to extremity

Monika Lecińska-Ruchniewicz

Japanese traditional raiment as a modus of Japanese culture

Svitlana Rybalko

Searching for Shuko's 'chilled' and 'withered' in a global age : the inner dynamics of a modern day tea ceremony

John J. Toomey

Bizen : traditional Japanese ceramics

Klaudia Morawiec

Saikokai and the paradigm shift in the appreciation of ceramics in Japan

Magdalena Kołodziej

Kintsugi : the Japanese way of repairing china with lacquer and gold

Joanna Koryciarz-Kitamikado

The screen with the image of a tiger and a dragon : the technique of workmanship and the conservation

Katarzyna Zapolska

Traditional Japanese methods and European conservation principles in the restoration of the 'kakemono' scrolls from the collection of Asia and Pacific Museum in Warsaw

Weronika Liszewska, Jacek Tomaszewski

China's role in the diffusion of Japanese lacquerware

Geneviève Lacambre

Namban table : a Japanese star of Wilanow historical collection

Anna Ekielska-Mardal

Japanese art as ethnographic or decorative art : the 1868-1869 Austro-Hungarian East Asia Expedition and collecting Japanese art in Vienna and Budapest

Monika Bincsik

Collecting and promotion of the Japanese art in Poland at the turn of the 19th and 20th century

Agnieszka Kluczewska-Wójcik

The collection of Charles Cartier-Bresson (1852-1921) and the Japanese curio market in Paris at the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century

Tomo Imai

A Collection of Japanese cloisonné enamels in the National Museum, Warsaw

Anna Katarzyna Maleszko

Japanese collection of The District Museum in Toruń

Katarzyna Paczuska

'Ukiyo-e' woodblock prints inspired by the Japanese adaptations of Chinese novels based on the Feliks Jasieński collection

Małgorzata Martini

The collection of Shudo Sadamu in the State Museum of Oriental Art in Moscow

Galina Shishkina

What is 'Japonisme'? Terminology and interpretation

Toshio Watanabe

Unexpected reversals : Japanism, 'Ukiyo-e' prints, and their influence on Meiji and Taishō-era Kyoto 'Nihonga'

John Szostak

Polish and Japanese painting : relations and parallels (1853-1939)

Jerzy Malinowski

The unique quality of Polish Japanisme

Łukasz Kossowski

Japonisme at Krakow Academy of Fine Arts (1895-1939) in the context of other examples of Japonisme in art education

Piotr Spławski

Kimono and sword : performing Japanese in Galician Krakow

Ewa Machotka

Japonisme and Japonaiserie in the Czech Lands (1880s-1920s)

Markéta Hánová

The 'Meiji no Nihon' film collection : visions of the 19th-century Japan captured by European and Japanese early filmmakers

Jakub Karpoluk

The Japanese 'overseas' architecture in North-East China 1905-1945

Łukasz Mikołaj Sadowski

Let's go West : Japanese design invades occidental tableware in the 1930s

Gisela Jahn

The pioneers of media art in postwar Japan : the avant-garde group Jikken Kobo : (Experimental Workshop)

Toshino Iguchi

Visual communication in Japanese theater poster : contextual materials for a poster by Tanaka Ikkō

Nagisa Rządek

Polish and Japanese masters of posters (after 1945) : schools, inspirations, influences

Katarzyna Kulpińska

Images to be 'read' : Murakami Takashi's mangaesque nihonga-like paintings

Jaqueline Berndt

Cultural performance in photography of Japanese women artists

Magdalena Furmanik-Kowalska

Young Polish artists inspired by Japanese culture

Agnieszka Jankowska-Marzec

'Silence of the Taming' : transculture project of Andrzej Karmasz as an example of the interpretation of Japanese culture

Małgorzata Jankowska

The crack between imagination and symbolism : the exhibition 'HANA : the adventure of our vision in interval of reality and a fiction'

Akiko Kasuya

Contemporary housing architecture in Japan and Poland : similarities and differences

Joanna Kucharzewska

Conferences of the Polish Society of Oriental Art, the Society of Modern Art in Torun and the Polish Institute of World Art Studies

Publication of the Polish Institute of World Art Studies the conjoint former Polish Society of Oriental Art in Warsaw, and the Society of Modern Art in Torun, 2010-2012