1. A Brief Introduction to Ukiyo-e by Tefel Hall

2. Ukiyo = Floating World Ukiyo-e = Pictures of the Floating World

3. Warring States Period (1460 – 1600) Tokugawa Period (1603 – 1867) Meiji Restoration, 1867

4. Edo (Tokyo)

5. Yoshiwara = The Pleasure Quarter

6. Yoshiwara

7. Kabuki Theater

8. Bunraku Puppet Theater

9. Sumo

10. Tea House

12. Ukiyo = Floating World = Pleasure Quarter

15. “Stars of the Kabuki Theater”

18. Courtesans

19. Horunobu

20. Utamaro

21. The Courtesan Nakagawa of the Matsubaya Teahouse Chobunsai Eishi c. 1796

22. The Courtesan Yosooi Writing a Letter to a Lover Kitagawa Utamaro early 1800s

23. Yabu Street Flower Viewing at Askayama Hiroshige

24. Fleet of Ashikagawa Takauji Preparing for Battle Sadahide

25. Ohara Koson Crow on a Snowy Branch

27. Katsushika Hokusai

28. Hokusai

30. Moronobu

36. Hokusai

37. Commodore Perry arrives in Japan, 1853

38. Emperor Matsuhito 1868 – The Meiji Restoration

39. Western Traders at Yokohama Hashimoto Sadahide Picture of Prosperous America Utagawa Hiroshige II Yokohama-e

40. “Poster Art”

41. “Wrapping Paper”

42. La Japonaise, 1876 Claude Monet “Japonisme”

43. Paris, 1890 Beaux Arts Exhibition

44. James McNeill Whistler Hiroshige

45. Toulouse-Lautrec

46. The Yellow Christ 1889 Paul Gauguin

47. MARY CASSATT

48. Woman Washing Hair After the Bath: Woman Drying Her Feet Edgar Degas

49. James McNeill Whistler Kuniyoshi

50. Kuroda Seiki Maiko Meiji Period, 1893

51. Manga Anime

52. Key Points Ukiyo-e = Pictures of the Floating World Woodblock prints Flourished in Tokugawa Period (1603 – 1867)

53. The End