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Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 30 Sep 2000.
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The American who discovered Japan

The American who discovered Japan

alt.ascii-art · 1 message · 30 Sep 2000
A close affinity with Japanese aesthetics marks Whistler's works...it was so
much congenial to his pictorial research that the artist became one of the
more active supporters of European Japanism, basic element of the upcoming
Avant-gardes.

Learn more about Whistler's native taste for oriental art,about "ukiyo-e"
and see how much Japanese art influenced the western painting!

http://get.to/Images_of_feeling

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