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Yokai Monsters: By The Great Masters Of Japanese Woodblock Printing
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This Exquisitely Produced Volume With A Silk Cover, Colored Edges, Swiss And Japanese Tube Binding, And Ribbon Ties Explores JapanS Most Haunting Monsters Through The Eyes Of Its Greatest Printmakers.Japanese Folklore Teems With Strange And Spectral Beings Ykai That Slither From Wells, Creep Through Forests, Or Inhabit Forgotten Household Objects. These Creatures Have Long Reflected Deep Cultural Anxieties And Obsessions. Their Influence Endures Today, Pulsing Through Manga, Anime, And Horror Cinema Like Walking Nightmares Haunting Our Daily Lives.In Follow Up To His Bestselling YoKai Ghosts, Charlier Examines These Beings Through Their Myths, Habitats, And Behaviors, Uncovering The Human Fears And Desires They Embody. With The Voice Of A Storyteller And The Insight Of A Scholar, He Traces How These Spirits Emerged From A World Lit Only By Lanterns, When Shadow And Silence Gave Rise To The ImaginationS Most Haunting Macabre Inventions.Organized Thematically, The BookS Chapters Focus On Particular Types Of YoKaiAnimal Spirits, Haunted Objects, Female Demons, And MorePlacing Them In Their Cultural And Historical Context While Revealing Their Continued Relevance. More Than A Hundred Woodblock Prints By Artists Such As Hokusai, Kuniyoshi, Yoshitoshi, Kunisada, And Yoshimori Bring These Monsters Vividly To Life. Their Dramatic And Often Humorous Depictions Helped Shape How YoKai Were Seen And Understood In The Nineteenth CenturyAnd Laid The Foundation For Visual Traditions That Continue Today.Beautifully Produced With A Special Japanese Binding, Colored Edges And Closing Straps, This Volume Will Appeal To Readers Fascinated By Japanese Folklore, Printmaking, Horror, And The Art Of The Uncanny.
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