Японизм (от франц. Japonisme) — направление в европейском искусстве XIX cтолетия, сложившееся под влиянием японской цветной ксилографии укиё-э и художественных ремёсел. Мотивы, техника и подача цвета в японском искусстве отразились на творчестве таких мастеров, как Мане, Гоген, Винсент ван Гог и других импрессионистов. Значительное влияние японизм оказал также на искусство стиля модерн и на кубизм.

1898

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Morot Aime Nicolas, Nude With A Japanese Umbrella, 1890-99


James McNeill Whistler, La Princesse du Pays de la Porcelaine, 1863-64


James McNeill Whistler, Purple and Rose: The Lange Leizen of the Six Marks, 1864


Claude Monet, La Japonaise (Camille Monet in Japanese Costume), 1876


James Tissot, Young Women Looking at Japanese Objects, 1869-70


Gustave de Jonghe, The Japanese Fan, 1869


Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Young girl with a paper fan, 1881


Jules-Joseph Lefebvre, The Language of the Fan,1882


Vincent van Gogh, Portrait of Pére Tanguy, 1887-8


Vincent van Gogh, Branches with Almond Blossom, 1890

Robert Lewis Reid, Blue and Yellow, 1889


William Merritt Chase, Girl in a Japanese Kimono, 1890


George Hendrik Breitner, Girl in a White Kimono, 1894


Edmund Charles Tarbell, Cutting Origami, 1895


The Geisha from Daly’s Theatre London, affiche, auteur non identifié, 1895


Tea Gown, 1895, Japan
Pink “seigou” dress; gray jabot and plastron of “yoryu” (“seigou” and yoryu are Japanese textiles); Piedmontèse pleat at back; medieval-like hanging sleeves; lining of “habutae” silk machine-quilted with cotton.


William Merritt Chase, The Blue Kimono, 1898


William Meritt Chase, Japanese Print, 1898


William Merritt Chase, The Japanese Book, 1900


Guy Rose,Blue Kimono, 1905


At Home Gown, Iida Takashimaya, 1906


European girls dressed like geisha,1907, National Portrait Gallery


Richard Edward (Emil) Miller, Woman with Umbrella 1909


Guy Rose, The difficult reply, 1910


Richard Edward (Emil) Miller, The Chinese Robe, 1912


Richard Edward (Emil) Miller, Goldfish, 1912


Florence Smithson as O Hana San in ‘The Mousmé’ (The Maids in Japan), by Bassano - whole-plate glass negative, 17 October 1911, National Portrait Gallery.


1918, evening coat


Elizabeth Keith Kamakura, Summer Reflections, 1922


Alfredo de Moraes, Evenings in Japan, 1926

@темы: история моды и костюма, art, Европа, 20-е, 10-е, Tea Grown, XX, XIX, art history