Fables illustrées par des maîtres de l'estampe japonaise. Amérique du nord from the 1st century until

from the 1st century until the Arab conquest – and later even for Coptic Egypt under Arab domination – the common point between all these works being Roman domination

Hazan “Arts Guide” Collection

Breton Landscapes

of questioning the ambiguous status of certain staged images and of examining how these "scenographies" are called upon to evolve

Fables illustrées par des maîtres de l'estampe japonaise. Amérique du nord from the 1st century untilThe Meiji Restoration of 1868 opened Japan to cultural and commercial relations with the West. This was a time when collectors were passionate about Japan and its civilization. This edition of La Fontaine's Fables, published in 1894, is aimed at them. The five artists of La Fontaine's Fables were illustrators well known to the Japanese public: Kajita Hanko, Kan Tomonobu, Okakura Shsui, Kawanabe Kysui, daughter of the famous Kawanabe Kysai (1883 1889),