According to Shinto belief, the human body in Japan is part of nature and must be in harmony with the wider world. This is a cultural history of the human body in Japan - from the Samurai to Issy Miyake- exploring the social codes and aesthetics of behaviour it involves. The sacred body of religion, the body of the dead, the theatrical body of the Kabuki actor, the warrior's body and much more are revealed.

Japan Unveiled: Understanding Japanese Body Culture

Arts & Photography

Buisson, Dominique

Photography & Video

Hachette Ill

The most Parisian of Japanese painters became Leonard Foujita when christianed in 1959. He was born in Japan in the wood and paper home of a high ranking samurai family. And died christened and French after a long life in France. East is EEast and West is West, and never the twain shall meet is a famous saying. In Foujita's life east and west merged as one.

Leonard-Tsuguharu Foujita (French Edition)

Buisson, Sylvie

Individual Artists

Art Creation Realisation

large heavy hardcover with dust jacket

THE ART OF JAPANESE PAPER: Masks, Lanterns, Kites, Dolls, Oragami

Reference

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Terrail

Encyclopédie des voiliers

Edita

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