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How to Look at Japanese Art Epigram Books Fiction Prize Nominee for Longlist (2015) but it's more than justAn introduction to Japanese art which emphasizes various distinctive attributes as well as the cultural context. It discusses six major art forms: painting, sculpture, prints, ceramics, calligraphy and garden design. The latter has a role in the practice of Zen Buddhism. Author: Stephen Addiss Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 144 Publisher: Abrams Publication Date: 30 Mar 1996