Twenty-Four Reference Books Pertaining to Japanese Art

comprising Mason, Penelope, History of Japanese Art, 1993; Gorham, Hazel H., Japanese and Oriental Ceramics, 1990; Reichel, Friedrich, Early Japanese Porcelain, 1981; Stitt, Irene, Japanese Ceramics of the Last 100 Years, 1974; Sanders, Herbert H., The World of Japanese Ceramics with the collaboration of Kenkichi Tomomito, 1967; Japan: The Shaping of Daimyo Culture 1185 - 1868 edited by Yoshiaki Shimizu, the National Gallery of Art, 1988; Wichmann, Siegfried, Japonisme: The Japanese Influence on Western Art in the 19th and 20th Centuries, 1981; Eliseeff, Danielle and Vadime, Art of Japan translated by I. Mark Paris, 1985; Schiffer, Nancy N., Japanese Porcelain 1800 - 1950, 1986; Meech, Julia and Gabriel P. Weisberg, Japonisme Comes to America: The Japanese Impact on the Graphic Arts 1876 - 1925, 1990; Beauty and the Selfless Mind: The 15th Anniversary Catalogue, Idemitsu Museum of Arts Tokyo, 1981; Schiffer, Nancy N., Japanese Export Ceramics 1860 - 1920, 2000; Boddhisattva: An Encyclopedia of Japanese Statuary vol. 2, 1990; Commemorative Exhibition at the Suntory Museum of Art, Suntory Museum of Art, 1971; Yoshida, Kogoro, Tanrokubon: Rare Books of Sevententh-Century Japan translated by Mark A. Harbison, 1984; Macintyre, Michael, The Shogun Inheritance: Japan and the Legacy of the Samurai, 1981; Impey, Oliver and Christiaan Jorg, Japanese Export Lacquer 1580 - 1850, 2005; Japan a Cartographic Vision: European Printed Maps from the Eary 16th to 19th Century edited by Lutz Walter, 1994; Irons, Neville John, Fans of Imperial Japan vol. 2, 1982; Shogun: The Shogun Age Exhibition, the Tokugawa Art Museum, 1983; Days of Discipline and Grace: Treasures from the Imperial Buddhist Convents of Kyoto organized by the Institute for Medieval Japanese Studies, 1998; Pearson, Richard, Ancient Japan organized by the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and Agency for Cultural AffairsTokyo, 1992; Japanese Pottery and Netsuke