Japan and Britain After 1859: Creating Cultural Bridges

xIllustrations1.7 Coats 2 61.8 Coats 3 71.9 Coats 4 71.10 Hats 71.11 Jacket 81.12 Trousers and braces 81.13 Wash stand 81.14 Basin, jug, etc. 81.15 Chest of drawers 91.16 Table setting 101.17 Watch 111.18 Bed and chamber pot 122.1 Vienna Exposition (1873), Gottfried Wagener and twenty-fiveJapanese 192.2 Street of sgops at Japan British Exhibition, London, 1910 264.1 Girl decorating export ware 464.2 View of workshop for export ware 475.1 Maruzen in Yokohama, c.1880 606.1 Josiah Conder in Japanese dress 746.2 Keio University Library (1912) 819.1 ‘The geisha’/Miss Marie Lloyd 1209.2 Duke and Duchess of Connaught, à la Japonaise 12110.1 James Lord Bowes 12911.1 E.A. Hornel, 1895 14711.2 Frank Brangwyn’s design for an art gallery, Tokyo 15213.1 Imre Kiralfy 17313.2 Britannia and Yamato, Britain and Japan symbolically united 17513.3 The Garden of Peace at the Japan Exhibition, 1910 17815.1 Kyosai, Grasshopper and Poppy 20115.2 Mikimoto designs, including a likeness of John Ruskin 208