books by John T. Carpenter

books by John T. Carpenter

books:

John T. Carpenter

The Frank Lloyd Wright Collection of Surimono

Joan B. Mirviss, John T. Carpenter, ...

Weatherhill, 1995

"Some small woodblock prints"
An outstanding catalogue of a significant collection ignored by earlier "specialists" who catalogued the Wright collection (and labeled the box of surimono as "small woodblock prints"). Ms. Mirviss applies her considerable knowledge of Japanese art and her ...

Carl Schraubstadter and Japanese Prints: The Robert Louis Mueller Family Collection
Jennifer Chao, Mary C. Lyverse, ...

Arizona State University Herberger College of the Arts, 2007

This softcover book (60 semi-gloss pages) is a combination of essays by Arizona State University graduate students and color photos/prints of a private collection of Japanese prints (Edo period) in the possession of The Robert Louis Mueller Family. The cover is a deep umber color with the title in white text and a woodblock print: Peacock and ...

Hokusai and His Age

Hotei Publishing, 2005

This profusely illustrated volume presents groundbreaking scholarship on the Ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849) and his immediate artistic and literary circles. Achieving worldwide renown for his dramatic landscape print series, such as the Thirty-Six Views of Mt Fuji, Hokusai also excelled in book illustrations, erotica and privately ...

Ukiyo-E

Gian Carlo Calza

Phaidon Press, 2007

The Book as Art
One of the most frequently referenced periods of Eastern art is the Edo Period in Japan, a time when woodcuts, scrolls, prints, and ink drawings literally flowed from the brushes and hands of craftsmen such as Hokusai, Utamaro, and Hiroshige. The depiction of ocean ...

Schizophrenia (Critical Issues in Psychiatry Series)
John S. Strauss M.D., William T. Carpenter Jr. M.D.

Springer, 1981

Schizophrenic disorders, of which at least five separate kinds are now recognised, remain difficult to diagnose and still harder to treat. This second volume reviews the most important work published in the last year, with expert comment and analysis from two of the leading authorities in the field.The editors review the latest advances in our ...

Edo, Art in Japan 1615-1868

Robert T. Singer, John T. Carpenter, ...

Natl Gallery of Art, 1998

Have seen the show. See 12/1/98 Wall Street Journal.
The show is spectacular (check the review in the 12/1/98 Wall Street Journal), and the book (actually an expanded catalogue of the show that approaches being an art history text) is hefty and scholarly. It would seem a "must have" for serious students/afficionados of ...