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| The Stuart Jackson Gallery is the oldest gallery dealing in antique Japanese woodblock prints - Ukiyo-e - in Canada. Ukiyo-e, meaning 'pictures of the floating world', was the most popular art form of 17th -19th century Japan. 'Ukiyo' was a Buddhist term referring to the melancholy transience of life. The concept was punningly altered to mean the fleeting pleasures of everyday life. Ukiyo-e depicted these pleasures, primarily through the medium of woodblock prints. |
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