Japanese Influence and Japonisme in Impressionist Art (1860–1890)

1. Convention of Kanagawa ends long isolation

   Mar 31, 1854Labels: Convention of, United States, Japan

   • Treaty Kanagawa
   • RISD Museum

2. Bracquemond finds Hokusai’s Manga in Paris

   Jan 1, 1856Labels: F lix, Hokusai Manga

   • Bracquemond
   • Met Museum

3. Harris Treaty expands foreign trade access

   Jul 29, 1858Labels: Harris Treaty, United States, Japan

   • Harris Treaty
   • Japonisme

4. Japanese delegation boosts curiosity in Europe

   Jan 1, 1862Labels: Japanese delegation, Europe

   • RISD Museum
   • Japonisme

5. Paris Exposition features a Japanese pavilion

   Apr 1, 1867Labels: Paris Exposition, Japan

   • RISD Museum
   • Japan Policy

6. Société du Jing-lar forms after 1867 fair

   Dec 1, 1867Labels: Soci t, Philippe Burty

   • Jing lar
   • Burty

7. Manet’s Zola portrait displays Japanese print

   Jan 1, 1868Labels: douard Manet, mile Zola

   • Manet org
   • WGA

8. Burty coins the term “Japonisme”

   Jan 1, 1872Labels: Philippe Burty, Japonisme

   • RISD Museum
   • Burty

9. Monet exhibits “La Japonaise” in Paris

   Jan 1, 1876Labels: Claude Monet, La Japonaise

   • MFA Boston
   • La Japonaise

10. 1878 Paris Exposition deepens Japanese art trade

    May 1, 1878Labels: Paris Exposition, Tadamasa Hayashi

    • RISD Museum
    • NMWA

11. Paris Illustré spotlights Japan for French readers

    May 1, 1886Labels: Paris Illustr, Siegfried Bing

    • Hayashi
    • Doppiozero

12. Van Gogh makes “Japonaiserie” copies of Hiroshige

    Jan 1, 1887Labels: Vincent van, Hiroshige

    • Doppiozero
    • Hayashi

13. Bing launches the magazine “Artistic Japan”

    Jan 1, 1888Labels: Le Japon, Siegfried Bing

    • Artistic Japan
    • Agorha

14. Cassatt’s 1890–91 color prints echo ukiyo-e design

    Apr 1, 1890Labels: Mary Cassatt, cole des

    • Princeton AM
    • AIC