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Japanese Prints

Armchair Travel Before TV and the Travel Channel people would hang landscape to look at They would use their imagination to pretend that they were traveling somewhere neat

more more more… But these paintings were rare, expensive and only in black and white People want lots of these paintings and they wanted them in color

The printing invention To make a lot of copies of the same paintings so that lots of people could have a painting, the Japanese came up with printing. Printing can make lot of color copies of one painting

Every landscape has a foreground, middle ground and background In this Japanese print the foreground is the tree and mountain. The middle ground is the ocean. The background is the volcano and the sky

What is the foreground in this print?

What is in the middle ground in this print?

What is in the background in this print?

What is in the foreground in this print?

What is in the middle ground in this print?

What is in the background in this print?

What is in the foreground in this print?

What is in the middle ground in this print?

What is in the background in this print?

What is in the foreground in this print?

What is in the middle ground in this print?

What is in the background in this print?