Looking Closely at Color in 19th-Century Nishiki-e Co-sponsored by Mary Griggs Burke Center for Japanese Art and Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture

Looking Closely at Color in 19th-Century Nishiki-e Co-sponsored by Mary Griggs Burke Center for Japanese Art and Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture

A One-and-a-Half-Day Workshop

Looking Closely at Color in 19th-Century Nishiki-e
Co-sponsored by Mary Griggs Burke Center for Japanese Art and Donald Keene Center of Japanese Culture

Friday–Saturday 20–21 October, Time TBA, 403 Kent Hall, Columbia University
THIS EVENT IS NOW CLOSED DUE TO FULL CAPACITY. If you do not hear back from us about your waiting list status, it means that a seat is not available. Thank you.

Science, Technology and Environment Lecture Series

The Nature of Unequal Treaties: Illegal Sealing in Meiji Japan and an Environmental Consequence of Extraterritoriality

Thursday 26 October, 6pm, 403 Kent Hall, Columbia University
No registration required.
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