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(★)(Over the past four decades, Kimiko and John Powers amassed what has become recognized as the premier collection of Japanese art in the United States. One of the largest and most comprehensive collections outside of Japan, the Powers Collection includes 300 works, including seventeenth- and eighteenth-century scholarly paintings, hanging scrolls, and Buddhist sculptures, calligraphy, and illuminated documents.´Unrivalled Splendor´showcases more than eighty artworks from this vaunted collection, featuring breathtaking masterpieces as well as related works that illustrate the religious, social, intellectual, and aesthetic values of Japan across several centuries. An essay by Miyeko Murase and texts based on the research and writings of John M. Rosenfield discuss these diverse and important objects, which tell the story of Japan´s artistic development and its enduring cultural heritage. Generously illustrated in full color, this book reveals these works in their true splendor. ) |
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