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Japonism, Part Three
This title is no longer available from the Roland Collection. Details remain on this site for the reference of previous customers.
Japanese Influences on Western Art: Gesture of the Brush
In recent years, the exchanges between Japanese and western art have been bi-directional. Pierre Alechinsky explains, for example, how the post- war art of the West has been influenced by Japanese calligraphy, and Japanese artist Chinjo Saito reveals his debt to Europe's CoBrA group.
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Additional information
Order number: 973
Julius Bissier
| Credits | Director Guido De Bruyn Also available in Dutch and French |
| 15 minutes Color Recommended audience age range 15-adult | |
