Japan during the Edo period : map
Mapping the artistic landscape
The artist and the city. The castle town ; Urban culture ; The urban artist
Kyoto artists. Kyoto : map ; The Kano and Tosa schools ; Kōetsu, Sōtatsu, and Rinpa design ; Taiga, Buson, and the Literati movement ; The Maruyama-Shijō School ; Individualists : Jakuchū, Shōhako, and Rosetsu ; The Yamatoe Revival
Edo artists. Edo : map ; The Kano School and the realm of the official artist ; Developments in woodblock prints, 1660-1760 ; Developments in polychrome prints, 1765-1801 ; Further developments in woodblock prints, 1801-68 ; Sakai Hōitsu and Tani Bunchō : Edo Rinpa and Bunjinga
Osaka and Nagasaki artists. Kimura Kenkadō and his circle ; Osaka books and prints ; Nagasaki : window on the world ; Monk-artists of the Ōbaku sect ; Visiting Chinese artists and their pupils ; Painters in the Western manner
Itinerant, provincial, and rural artists. Itinerant monk-artists and pilgrimage art ; Poet and Literati painters ; Provincial and rural artists.
