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Refers to the style of art connected with European missionaries and merchants in Japan during the 16th and 17th century, including Japanese artists painting in a Western style, European imported art, and traditonal Japanese art depicting Europeans. Taught by Jesuit priest Giovanni Niccolo in 1583, artists produced works in a traditional Western style, often religious in theme. Namban motifs include Western peoples, ships and rosaries and crosses, found on folding screens, flasks, and lacquer ware.
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Otros términos
- 南蠻畫 [zh]
- nán mán huà [zh]
- nan man hua [zh]
- art, namban [en]
- art, southern barbarian [en]
- barbarian art, southern [en]
- namban art [en]
- southern barbarian art [en]
- 洋風畫 [zh]