title: Beautiful Women Japanese Prints Coloring Book: Women's Fashion and Lifestyle in Japanese Art
author: Noor Azlina Yunus
description: "&hellip;includes 23 woodblock prints featuring women &hellip; by artists from the 1800s through the 20th century. The paintings are arranged chronologically. You can see changes over the decades. Each painting has a descriptive paragraph explaining the painting's social comment and the changing role of women and cultural standards in Japan. <b>&#8212; <i>Nichi Bei Weekly</b></i><br /><br />"I love how the prints give you a taste of the culture of Japan through time. There are traditional ones and more modern prints." <b> &#8212; <i>Crafty Moms Share</i> blog</b><br /><br />"Before each print in the book, you will learn a little about the author and the print. This makes each image more interesting and meaningful." &#8212;<b><i>Castle View Academy Blog</i></b><br /><br />"Take your adult hobbies to the next level with this gorgeous colouring book based on real woodblock prints, complete with background info about the original artists and prints." <b> &#8212; <i>Bento Box Magazine</i></b>
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  Other Borzoi Books for Young People
  by Cornelia Spencer
  MADE IN INDIA
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  Illustrated by Allen Lewis and with photographs
  MADE IN CHINA
  The story of China's expression
  Foreword by Lin Yutang
  Illustrated by Kurt Wiese and with photographs
  
  Made in Ja^an
  "The
  arts
  of the Japanese people have
  attracted
  the
  world for hundreds of years because they have a quality
  all their own—a quality that is hard to capture and almost
  impossible to describe. These island people bring their
  love of beauty into everyday life perhaps more than any
  other people in the world. Their houses, gardens, furni-
  ture, utensils, and fabrics
  all show their inborn sense of
  form and color. A woman who comes to sell a few freshly
  caugh