Lecture: From Kôetsu to Sekka: Kyoto Artists’ Books in the Early Modern Period

Lecture: From Kôetsu to Sekka: Kyoto Artists’ Books in the Early Modern Period

October 23, 2003 (Thursday)

Lecture: From Kôetsu to Sekka: Kyoto Artists’ Books in the Early Modern Period
2nd of a three part lecture series on Ehon: The Japanese Artists’ Books
Professor Roger Keyes (Department of East Asian Studies, Brown University)
403 Kent Hall, Columbia University (116th St. and Amsterdam Ave.)
4:00 PM – 6:00 PM
A close examination of Kôetsu’s Michimori (c. 1605), Yoshikiyo’s Shidare yanagi (1702), Soken’s Yamato jinbutsu gafu (1800), Kihô’s Kafuku ninpitsu (1808), and Sekka’s Momoyogusa (1909)

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