In this compelling survey, art historian Andreas Marks traces the development of Japanese illustrated books in premodern times. As early as the 17th century, Japanese publishers were producing thousands of illustrated titles on subjects ranging from religion and poetry to celebrated beauties, famous kabuki actors, farting warriors, and adventure tales. This flourishing book culture laid the foundation for the vibrant manga and comics industry of today.
Japan's Manga Revolution offers the first comprehensive overview of Japan's rich tradition of illustrated storytelling and its lasting impact on visual culture worldwide.
◯ 包括的に解説する画期的な日本漫画史
◯ 江戸時代に誕生した「挿絵本」を漫画の原点として紹介
◯ 日本の絵物語の伝統が現代の漫画文化の与えた影響を解説
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