Japon. Rêves d’éternité. Occident too quickly confined to the

too quickly confined to the practice of an "abstract landscape" from the School of Paris

exceptional pavements led the conference from Greece to Egypt

forms the CXIIe fascicle of the Library of the School of Advanced Studies

almost unpublished

Japon. Rêves d’éternité. Occident too quickly confined to theIn 1863, less than ten years after the opening of Japan to the West, obtained by Commodore Perry, Felice Beato joined his compatriot Charles Wirgam in Yokohama and founded a company of photographers. The views of Japan that he collected in his two albums published in 1868, Native Types and Views of Japan, created a shock for the Western public and contributed greatly to the lasting fascination that this civilization thus revealed would exert on them.