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"Photographs taken in Japan between the late Edo and early Meiji periods that found their way overseas played a major role in forming Westerners' image of Japan. Among these collections, the pictures gathered by the Swiss diplomat Aimé Humbert (1819-1900) in the 1860s were crucial in building lasting representations of the island nation: many of these, mainly collected in 1863/64 during a sojourn in Yokohama and Edo, were used as sources for the well-known and largely distributed engravings of his famous book Le Japon illustré, published in Paris in 1870. Belonging to the collection of the MEN, these beautiful and well-preserved photographs are published here for the first time. Presented by Japanese and Swiss scholars before the narrative backdrop of their acquisition and application by foreigners, they offer a striking view on a lost world."-- Publisher's website.
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Japan in early photographs: the Aimé Humbert Collection at the Museum of Ethnography, Neuchâtel
2018, MEN, Musee d'ethnographie de Neuchatel, Arnoldsche Art Publishers
in English
3897900270 9783897900271
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On the occasion of an exhibition held Museum of Ethnography, Neuchatel, June 19, 2014 - April 19, 2015.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 287-291).
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