Edwardian London Through Japanese Eyes: The Art and Writings of Yoshio Markino, 1897–1915
Edwardian London Through Japanese Eyes is a digital PDF book by William S. Rodner. It examines the art and writings of Yoshio Markino between 1897 and 1915, with instant download after purchase.
This scholarly volume considers Markino’s observations of London and the reception of Japanese art in Britain. It is available as a digital download for reading on suitable devices and reading applications.
Book Overview
William S. Rodner studies Yoshio Markino’s artistic and literary engagement with Edwardian London. The book places Markino within the wider British interest in Japan, including exhibitions, books, articles, collectors, periodicals, and the Japan Society.
Its chapters explore London fog, transport, streets, parks, theaters, ballet, fashion, shopping, women’s rights, color books, publishing, and Markino’s efforts to establish his career. The volume also follows his changing relationship with Kensington and London’s social and artistic atmosphere.
Published by Brill in the Japanese Visual Culture series, Volume 4, the book includes a foreword by Sir Hugh Cortazzi, endnotes, a chronology, a bibliography, and an index.
What You’ll Discover Inside
- The British imagination of Japan and the reception of Japanese art.
- Yoshio Markino’s role as an artist and witness in London.
- Descriptions of London fog, lighting, transport, and streets.
- Markino’s observations of parks, theaters, ballet, fashion, and shopping.
- His treatment of women’s rights and relationships with women friends.
- The development of his color books, publishing work, and artistic career.
- A chronology of Yoshio Markino’s life and work, supported by endnotes and bibliography.
Why This Book Matters
This volume documents a significant meeting point between Japanese visual culture and British views of London. It offers a focused study of how Yoshio Markino represented the city and addressed his position between Japanese and Western cultural settings.
For students, researchers, and readers of art history, cultural exchange, and London history, the book brings together visual, literary, and social themes from the Edwardian period.
Book Details
| Author | William S. Rodner |
|---|---|
| Title | Edwardian London Through Japanese Eyes: The Art and Writings of Yoshio Markino, 1897–1915 |
| Foreword | Sir Hugh Cortazzi |
| Series | Japanese Visual Culture |
| Volume | 4 |
| Publisher | Koninklijke Brill NV |
| Imprint | Brill |
| Publication Location | Leiden – Boston |
| Publication Date | 2012 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-90-04-22039-3 |
| Format | |
| File Type | |
| File Size | 16.7 MB |
| File Size Bytes | 17512823 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 236 |
| Contents | Endnotes, chronology, bibliography, index |
| Cover Image | Markino. Autumn, in The Studio, 33 (1904). |
Device Compatibility
This is a digital download, not a physical book. There is no physical shipping, and access is available after purchase.
The PDF works with appropriate Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, mobile devices, and compatible reading apps. Device features may vary by application.
FAQ
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Download this digital edition of Edwardian London Through Japanese Eyes for focused reading on Yoshio Markino, Japanese visual culture, and Edwardian London.
Verified Bibliographic Details
| Title | Edwardian London through Japanese eyes: the art and writings of Yoshio Markino, 1897-1915 |
|---|---|
| Publisher Location | Leiden – Boston |
| Contents | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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