Japan in Vienna: The World Fair - Asian Art Newspaper

It is believed that Japonisme has its beginnings in the workshop of a printer in Paris, when, in the 1856, the painter and printmaker Félix Braquemond (1833-1914) came across, by chance, examples of Japanese manga (kacho-ga) by Hokusai that had…

For His First European Institutional Show in a Decade, Art Star Yoshitomo Nara Brings All of His 'Little Worlds' to a Major Museum in Vienna

100 years later, Seattle's first world's fair remembered

Asia Week's Rare and Unusual Objects for Art Lovers and Collectors - The New York Times

1873 vienna hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

A 'gateway to Japanese culture' celebrates its 150th anniversary - The Japan Times

Japonisme in Western Art

World's fair, History, Instances, & Facts

Tokyo National Museum (IR) on X: Carrying Japan's 1873 Vienna World Fair exhibits, the French Le Nil sank off the Izu Peninsula with 192 boxes of art in 1874. Some were salvaged

Exhibition - MAK Museum Vienna

Japanese Pavilion at the 1939 New York World's Fair - Digital Museum of the History of Japanese in NY

Asian Art in London