Japanese Prints Slipcased Corythosaurus reaching up to feed

Corythosaurus reaching up to feed from tree tops

that is at the creative heart of a country in renaissance

Almost no visual documentation of the period exists and that which does is biased due to government control over media

A variety of industrial and custom surface design techniques including dye

Bramble and the Easter Egg Bramble the rabbit never finds anything exciting

Japanese Prints Slipcased Corythosaurus reaching up to feedCatherine David holds a BA in Japanese Studies from Pem broke College, University of Oxford, and an MA in the History of Japanese Art form the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. During her three and a half years as Assistant Curator in the Asian Department at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Catherine devoted much of her attention to its superb collection of Japanese prints. She curated several displays, published and spoke