This is the catalog for an exhibition showcasing the changing aesthetic sensibilities of the Japanese people from the late Muromachi period to the early Edo period, focusing on the most magnificent and gorgeous "Momoyama art" in the history of Japanese art, with approximately 230 masterpieces. Contents Paintings of an Era of Change - Yuka Tazawa Chronology Chapter 1: The Beauty of 100 Years of Rulers Column 1: The Appearance of Kyoto - Yuka Tazawa Column 2: Transforming Painting Expressions - Ink and Wash Bird-and-Flower Paintings of the Muromachi, Azuchi-Momoyama, and Edo Periods - Yuka Tazawa Column 3: The Genji Paintings of the 16th Century Tosa School - Yuko Kanai Column 4: Sword Mountings of the Azuchi-Momoyama Period - Motoki Sakai Column 5: The Vanishing Karamono Tea Bowls - Keiko Mikasa Chapter 2: The Aesthetic Sense of the Muromachi People - Art on the Eve of "Momoyama" Column 6: The Culture of the Shugo Daimyo Ouchi Clan and "Momoyama" - Yuko Kanai Column 7: Eccentric Painters of the Eastern Provinces - Sesson and Shikibu - Shinsaku Takahashi Column 8: The Last Yamato-e Master of the Middle Ages - The Innovativeness of Tosa Mitsumochi - Takahiro Tsuchiya Chapter 3: Tea Ceremony, the Flowering of Momoyama Tea Ceramics Column 9: The Utensils of Rikyu and Oribe - Keiko Mikasa Column 10: The Gaze of Momoyama Tea Masters - Keiko Mikasa Column 11: The Roots of Vessels and "Behavior" - Osamu Fukushima Chapter 4: A Gaze Towards the Western World Column 12: Momoyama Paintings as Seen by Christian Missionaries - Kei Washizu Chapter 5: The Maturity of Momoyama - From Grandeur to Elegance Column 13: Eitoku's Rivals and Successors - Yuka Tazawa Column 14: Early Modern Lacquer Work - Kenju Inokuma Column 15: Transformations Seen in the Attire of Warlords - Yumihako Koyama Column 16: Drastically Changing Costume Designs - From Toyotomi to Tokugawa - Yumihako Koyama Column 17: Forms of Self-Enjoyment - Hon'ami Koetsu - Yuka Tazawa Chapter 6: The Attire of Warlords - Swords and Armor Column 18: The Attire of Warlords - The Establishment of Contemporary Armor - Kensuke Sato Chapter 7: Towards an Era of Peace - The Beauty of Reorganized Power Column 19: Famous Swords and Momoyama - Motoki Sakai Artwork Commentary Exhibition List Size: 30.4 x 23 cm, 438 pages There are no folds or tears, and it is in good condition. Please understand that this is a used book before purchasing. Thank you very much. #JapaneseArt #MomoyamaArt