Meiji

The Japanese Meiji period occurred from the late 19th Century until the early 20th Century. During the early Meiji period, the Japanese government promoted Western art and architecture. However, the enthusiasm for this soon died down, and there was a strong revival of traditional Japanese artistic styles. Indeed, many of the techniques and materials - including enamel, lacquer and porcelain - used to create the most popular Meiji style of decorative arts were over one thousand years old.

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  1. Meiji 22
  2. Japanese Interest 18
  3. Birds / Ornithology 6
  4. Floral 5
  5. Animal / Animalier 4
  6. Japonisme 3
  7. Figurative Art 2
  8. Landscape 1
  9. Marine / Seascape 1
  10. Mythological 1
  11. Satsuma 1
  12. Komai 1
Material
  1. Enamel - Cloisonné 8
  2. Bronze 4
  3. Enamel 4
  4. Paper 3
  5. Patinated Bronze 3
  6. Gilt 2
  7. Ormolu (Gilt Bronze) 2
  8. Porcelain 2
  9. Brass 1
  10. Earthenware 1
  11. Glass 1
  12. Gold 1
  13. Goldstone 1
  14. Iron 1
  15. Ivory 1
  16. Metal 1
  17. Silver 1
  18. Wood 1
Colour
  1. Multi-coloured 13
  2. Gold 8
  3. Black 6
  4. Blue 6
  5. Red 5
  6. Brown 4
  7. Metallic 3
  8. Cream 2
  9. Green 1
  10. Silver 1
  11. Yellow 1
Country Of Origin
  1. Japanese 22
  2. Asian 1
  3. French 1
Period
  1. Late 19th Century 21
  2. Early 20th Century 1
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