Beyond the great wave : the Japanese landscape print, 1727-1960

Machine generated contents note: 1. The Great Wave

Introduction: An Untold Story

The Perils of Fame

A Home of One's Own

Inside and Out

"True" Japan

2. The Anxieties of Influence: Chinese Abstraction, Japanese Reality

Symbolic Landscape in Japan and China

A Persistent Geography: China in Japanese Landscape Painting

The Cult of Fuji

The Nanga School and West Lake

Ike Taiga's True-View Painting

3. Outsiders within the Floating World: Ukiyo-e Landscape 1727-1830

The Floating World and Landscape

A Wondrous Variety: Ehon (Illustrated Books)

Uki-e and the Pursuit of Novelty

Serial Publication

Eight Views of Lake Biwa

Mu Tamagawa (six Jewel Rivers)

4. Hokusai, the Perfect Artist

Intense Ambition and Deep-Seated Humility

Travel and Tourism: New Industries, New Demands

Cornering a Small Market

The Tourist Gaze

Fuji Reinvented

The Final Series

5. Hiroshige, the Perfect Eye

Hiroshige's Eye

The New Landscape Prints

Hiroshige's Ambition

Hiroshige, Tani Buncho, and China

Hiroshige's Approch to Tourism

The Vertical Point of View

The Startling Point of View

Man within Nature

6. Poetical Landscapes, Meiji Illuminations

Hokusai's Legacy

Hiroshige's Disciples

The Illuminations Of Kobayashi Kiyochika

7. Memory and Nostalgia: Shin-hanga

The Ambitions Impresario

Japonisme

An Ambitious Agenda

Kawase Hasui and the Remembrance of Things Past

Aesthetics versus Commerce

Ascending Mountains

Hiroshi Yoshida