James T. Ulak Books

Japanese Prints

By James T. Ulak

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Asian art in the Art Institute of Chicago

By Elinor L. Pearlstein

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For more than seventy years, The Art Institute of Chicago has stewarded one of the most remarkable assemblages of East Asian art in the United States. Renowned collections of ancient Chinese bronze...

Paintings by Masami Teraoka

By Masami Teraoka

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Dream worlds

By James T. Ulak

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Cherry Blossoms

By Kaplan Howard S., Julian Raby, James T. Ulak

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Sotatsu

By Yukio Lippit, Takeshi Noguchi, Nakamachi Keiko, James T. Ulak, Aya Ota, Shunroku Okudaira, Ryo Furuta

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Sotatsu

By Yukio Lippit, Edited By James T. Ulak

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Sōtatsu is a beautifully designed volume celebrating the influential early seventeenth-century Japanese painter Tawaraya Sōtatsu. This book, the first Western survey of this important art...

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