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A ground-breaking contribution that broadens our understanding of the history of prints, this edited volume assembles international senior and rising scholars and showcases an array of exciting new research that reassesses the history of women in the graphic arts c. 1700 to 1830. Sixteen essays present archival findings and insightful analyses that tell compelling stories about women across social classes and nations who persevered against the obstacles of their gender to make vital contributions as creative and skilled graphic artists, astute entrepreneurs and savvy negotiators of copyright law in Britain, France, Germany, Holland, Italy and the United States. The book is a valuable resource for both students and instructors, offers important new perspectives for print scholars and aims to provide impetus for further research. This title is part of the Flip it Open Programme and may also be available Open Access. Check our website Cambridge Core for details.

Book history --- Graphic arts --- printmakers --- anno 1700-1799 --- anno 1800-1899 --- Women printmakers --- Women print dealers --- Women printers --- Art and society --- History

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Experience taught William Blake that "Wisdom is sold in the desolate market where none come to buy." His brilliant achievements as a poet, painter, and engraver brought him public notice, but little income. William Blake in the Desolate Market records how Blake, the most original of all the major English poets, earned his living. G.E. Bentley Jr, the dean of Blake scholars, details the poet's occupations as a commercial engraver, print-seller, teacher, copperplate printer, painter, publisher, and vendor of his own books. In his early career as a commercial engraver, Blake was modestly prosperous, but thereafter his fortunes declined. For his most ambitious commercial designs, he made hundreds of folio designs and scores of engravings, but was paid scarcely more than twenty pounds for two or three years' work. His invention of illuminated printing lost money, and many of his greatest works, such as Jerusalem, were left unsold at his death. He came to believe that his "business is not to gather gold, but to make glorious shapes." William Blake in the Desolate Market is an investigation of Blake's labours to support himself by his arts. The changing prices of his works, his costs and receipts, as well as his patrons and employers are expertly gathered and displayed to show the material side of the artistic career in Britain's Romantic period.

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Katsushika Hokusai ist ohne Zweifel der seit der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts im Westen berühmteste Künstler Japans.Die Werke Hokusais spiegeln die künstlerischen gonAusdrucksformen einer isolierten Kultur wider. Gleichzeitig war er einer der ersten japanischen Künstler, der in Europa Bekanntheit erlangte und großen Einfluss auf impressionistische und postimpressionistische Maler wie etwa Vincent van Gogh ausübte.Hokusai galt schon zu seinen Lebzeiten als ein Meister der Kunst des Ukiyo-e. Er fasziniert uns noch heute mit der Vielfalt und Bedeutung seines in diesem Buch in seiner gesamten abwechslu

Printmakers --- Wood-engraving, Japanese --- Color prints, Japanese --- Arts, Japanese --- Katsushika, Hokusai, --- Katsushika, Iitsu, --- Katsushika, Taito, --- Hokusai, --- Hokusai Tokimasa, --- Katsukawa, Shunrō, --- Hishikawa, Sōri, --- Raishin, --- Shunrō, --- Vom Malen Besessener, --- Gwakyōjin, --- Gakyōjin, --- Gakyō Rōjin Manji, --- Geshi, Beizhai, --- Mensch, der vom Zeichnen besessen ist, --- Khokusaĭ, --- Kat︠s︡usik, Khokusaĭ, --- Tokimasa, --- Tokitarō Kakō, --- Manji Rōjin, --- Katsushika, Manji Rōjin, --- Taito, --- Zenhokusai, --- Miuraya, Hachiemon, --- Kyōrian Bainen, --- Tawaraya, Sōri, --- הוקוסאי --- קאטסושיקה, הוקוסי, --- 萬飾北齊, --- 葛飾北斉, --- 葛飾北斎, --- 葛飾北濟, --- 葛飾北齊, --- 葛飾北齋, --- 葛饰北斋, --- 北斎, --- 葛飾為一, --- 葛飾戴斗, --- 前北齋卍老人, --- 葛飾卍老人, --- Katsushika, Hokusai --- Hokusai --- 葛飾, 北齋 --- 葛飾, 北齊 --- 中島, 時太郎 --- 中島, 鐵藏 --- 中島, 鉄蔵 --- 葛飾, 戴斗 --- 前北斎, 戴斗 --- 前北斎, 爲一 --- 卍老人 --- 前北斎 --- 画狂老人 --- 狂人卍翁 --- 時太郎可候 --- 勝川, 春朗 --- 北齋辰政$d --- Artists

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Hokusai Katsushika (1760-1849), más conocido como Hokusai, fue un pintor, dibujante maestro del ukiyo-e, grabador y autor de escritos populares japoneses. Su obra influenció a varios artistas europeos, en particular Gauguin y Van Gogh. Realizó ilustraciones para numerosas antologías de poesía y produjo un gran número de álbumes y estampas en hojas sueltas, llamadas surimono. En 1800 se dio el apodo de Gakyojin Hokusai, «el loco de diseño». En 1904 pintó, en el patio del templo de Edo, con una fregona y un balde de tinta china, un daruma gigante de más de 240 m2, que se tuvo que izar hasta el

Printmakers --- Arts, Japanese --- Katsushika, Hokusai, --- Katsushika, Iitsu, --- Katsushika, Taito, --- Hokusai, --- Hokusai Tokimasa, --- Katsukawa, Shunrō, --- Hishikawa, Sōri, --- Raishin, --- Shunrō, --- Vom Malen Besessener, --- Gwakyōjin, --- Gakyōjin, --- Gakyō Rōjin Manji, --- Geshi, Beizhai, --- Mensch, der vom Zeichnen besessen ist, --- Khokusaĭ, --- Kat︠s︡usik, Khokusaĭ, --- Tokimasa, --- Tokitarō Kakō, --- Manji Rōjin, --- Katsushika, Manji Rōjin, --- Taito, --- Zenhokusai, --- Miuraya, Hachiemon, --- Kyōrian Bainen, --- Tawaraya, Sōri, --- הוקוסאי --- קאטסושיקה, הוקוסי, --- 萬飾北齊, --- 葛飾北斉, --- 葛飾北斎, --- 葛飾北濟, --- 葛飾北齊, --- 葛飾北齋, --- 葛饰北斋, --- 北斎, --- 葛飾為一, --- 葛飾戴斗, --- 前北齋卍老人, --- 葛飾卍老人, --- Katsushika, Hokusai --- Hokusai --- 葛飾, 北齋 --- 葛飾, 北齊 --- 中島, 時太郎 --- 中島, 鐵藏 --- 中島, 鉄蔵 --- 葛飾, 戴斗 --- 前北斎, 戴斗 --- 前北斎, 爲一 --- 卍老人 --- 前北斎 --- 画狂老人 --- 狂人卍翁 --- 時太郎可候 --- 勝川, 春朗 --- 北齋辰政$d --- Artists

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Katsushika Hokusai est sans doute l'artiste japonais le plus connu en Occident, et ce, depuis le milieu du XIXe siècle. Reflet de l'expression artistique d'une civilisation isolée, les œuvres de Hokusai, qui furent parmi les premières en provenance du Japon à émerger en Europe, influencèrent particulièrement les peintres impressionnistes et post-impressionnistes, tels que Vincent van Gogh. Considéré de son vivant comme un maître de l'estampe Ukiyo-e, Hokusai fascine par la variété et l'étendue de son Œuvre. Son travail, de près de quatre-vingt-dix ans, est présenté ici dans toute son importanc

Artists --- Printmakers --- Katsushika, Hokusai, --- Katsushika, Iitsu, --- Katsushika, Taito, --- Hokusai, --- Hokusai Tokimasa, --- Katsukawa, Shunrō, --- Hishikawa, Sōri, --- Raishin, --- Shunrō, --- Vom Malen Besessener, --- Gwakyōjin, --- Gakyōjin, --- Gakyō Rōjin Manji, --- Geshi, Beizhai, --- Mensch, der vom Zeichnen besessen ist, --- Khokusaĭ, --- Kat︠s︡usik, Khokusaĭ, --- Tokimasa, --- Tokitarō Kakō, --- Manji Rōjin, --- Katsushika, Manji Rōjin, --- Taito, --- Zenhokusai, --- Miuraya, Hachiemon, --- Kyōrian Bainen, --- Tawaraya, Sōri, --- הוקוסאי --- קאטסושיקה, הוקוסי, --- 萬飾北齊, --- 葛飾北斉, --- 葛飾北斎, --- 葛飾北濟, --- 葛飾北齊, --- 葛飾北齋, --- 葛饰北斋, --- 北斎, --- 葛飾為一, --- 葛飾戴斗, --- 前北齋卍老人, --- 葛飾卍老人, --- Katsushika, Hokusai --- Hokusai --- 葛飾, 北齋 --- 葛飾, 北齊 --- 中島, 時太郎 --- 中島, 鐵藏 --- 中島, 鉄蔵 --- 葛飾, 戴斗 --- 前北斎, 戴斗 --- 前北斎, 爲一 --- 卍老人 --- 前北斎 --- 画狂老人 --- 狂人卍翁 --- 時太郎可候 --- 勝川, 春朗 --- 北齋辰政$d