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Japonisme or, in other words, the presence, the attraction and the impact of Japanese art, was one of the most fruitful artistic phenomenons which resulted from the relationships between the East and West. In this book, Ricard Bru approaches the fascinating cultural phenomenon of Japonisme from an innovative standpoint: The arrival of Japanese erotic prints to the Western world and their impact on Western artists from mid-nineteenth century onwards. By focusing on a less-known aspect of Japonisme, which up until now was not investigated seriously, Bru documents and presents how the erotic shunga prints seduced a great number of people, converting thus into a fertile and original source of inspiration in Europe during the end of the nineteenth century, through the work of critics and writers, such as Goncourt, Huysmans or Zola, and ofartists, such as Degas, Rodin, Toulouse-Lautrec, Rops, Klimt or Picasso.

Erotic prints, Japanese --- Art, European --- Estampe érotique japonaise --- Art européen --- Influence. --- Japanese influences. --- Influence --- Influence japonaise --- Estampe érotique japonaise --- Art européen