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An index about using Japanese artistic elements in non-Japanese works. Named after [[wikipedia:Japonisme|the 19th-century art movement that did the same thing]].
[[wikipedia:Japonisme|Japonisme]] was originally a 19th-century European art movement that used Japanese artistic elements in non-Japanese works.


All The Tropes uses the term somewhat more generically. We don't confine the term to European works or the 19th century; instead, we use "Japonisme" to refer to any non-Japanese work that noticeably uses [[Japanese Visual Arts Tropes]].
A subtrope of [[:Category:Cultural Blending|Cultural Blending]].

This is a subcategory of [[:Category:Cultural Blending|Cultural Blending]], where the culture being blended is Japanese.


Compare with [[wikipedia:Arabist|Arabist]] (and [[Arabian Nights Days]]), [[wikipedia:Chinoiserie|Chinoiserie]], and [[wikipedia:Orientalism|Orientalism ]] - and, going in the opposite direction, [[wikipedia:Occidentalism|Occidentalism]].
Compare with [[wikipedia:Arabist|Arabist]] (and [[Arabian Nights Days]]), [[wikipedia:Chinoiserie|Chinoiserie]], and [[wikipedia:Orientalism|Orientalism ]] - and, going in the opposite direction, [[wikipedia:Occidentalism|Occidentalism]].

Latest revision as of 15:03, 26 May 2020

Japonisme was originally a 19th-century European art movement that used Japanese artistic elements in non-Japanese works.

All The Tropes uses the term somewhat more generically. We don't confine the term to European works or the 19th century; instead, we use "Japonisme" to refer to any non-Japanese work that noticeably uses Japanese Visual Arts Tropes.

This is a subcategory of Cultural Blending, where the culture being blended is Japanese.

Compare with Arabist (and Arabian Nights Days), Chinoiserie, and Orientalism - and, going in the opposite direction, Occidentalism.

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