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Haiku Japanese Art and Poetry 2008 Wall Calendar | Haiku Japanese Art and Poetry Calendar : Wall : 2008 In its spare, intense evocation of an emotion felt in a particular moment in time, haiku has much in common with Japanese painting, so many of whose images take their sharp immediacy from the nothingness that balances their composition. This calendar pairs classic haiku, some 400 years old and more, with prints and paintings of the past 300 years. Images include haiku in ideograms, transliterated Japanese, and English. This 2008 calendar is produced by Pomegranate in the category Japanese Art calendars. |
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Hajime Namiki Trees 2008 Wall Calendar | Hajime Namiki Trees Calendar : Wall : 2008 Born in 1947 in Tokyo, Hajime Namiki began his art career as a sculptor, studying under the legendary Shigeru Ogura and exhibiting widely in the 1970s. Toward the end of that decade he began to learn the delicate complexities of carving and handmaking woodblock prints. Namiki uses traditional printmaking skills passed down over many generations to create delicate images of nature and myth. An underlying ground of gold or silver on handmade Torinoko paper adds to his prints' luminous quality, suggesting sunshine seen through foliage-as in the twelve stunning images presented here. This 2008 calendar is produced by Pomegranate in the category Japanese Art calendars. |
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Japanese Lacquer Paintings 2008 Mini Wall Calendar | Japanese Lacquer Paintings Calendar : Mini Wall : 2008 A painter and lacquer artist in nineteenth-century Edo (today's Tokyo), Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891) perfected the urushi-e technique for painting with colored lacquer on paper. Unlike oils, urushi comes only in green, red, yellow, brown, and black and cannot be thinned or layered, so gradations and tonal variations are extremely difficult to achieve. Zeshin mastered these challenges and created works of exceptional delicacy and grace, as the images in this calendar attest. This 2008 calendar is produced by Pomegranate in the category Japanese Art calendars. |
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Japanese Scrolls & Screen Paintings 2008 Wall Calendar | Japanese Scrolls & Screen Paintings Calendar : Wall : 2008 Through the centuries, scrolls and screens have provided forms within which Japanese artists have created some of their most captivating works. Made of paper and silk decorated with ink, watercolors, and gold leaf, they show various influences, including native literature, Buddhist iconography, and Chinese painting and calligraphy. Dating from the sixteenth through the nineteenth centuries, the elegant paintings reproduced in this calendar are from the collections of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, one of the largest museums in the Western world devoted exclusively to Asian art. This 2008 calendar is produced by Pomegranate in the category Japanese Art calendars. |
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Kimono 2008 Wall Calendar | Kimono Calendar : Wall : 2008 These beautiful kimonos are from the 1920s when Japan fused Art Nouveau and Art Deco designs with more conventional Japanese themes. This 2008 calendar is produced by Image Connection in the category Japanese Art calendars. |
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Kimono Print File-It 2008 Pocket Wall Calendar | Kimono Print File-It Calendar : Pocket Wall : 2008 File and save your most important papers in this exquisite organizer that's decorated with attractive Asian patterns and Japanese crests. The original "Calendar That Becomes a File Folder" is simple to use, throughout the month, store important paperwork and mementos inside the file folder pocket. At month's end, tear off the pocket, and file it away! The calendar is made up of 12 standard-size file folders, each with a fold-over tab closure to keep contents secure. File folders hold standard letter-size, 8-1?2'' x 11'' papers, and have space on the back to record contents. This 2008 calendar is produced by Avalanche Publishing in the category Japanese Art calendars. |
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