The Complete Works of Japanese Genre Painting is a large work on Japanese genre painting compiled by Japan's leading art historians and critics and published by Chuo Bijutsusha in 1929. This volume is from the Toyotomi period, and its extensive collection of genre paintings portrays daily life in premodern Japan in vivid detail. It provides valuable insight into understanding the social norms, traditions, and artistic forms of the time. This book is a valuable resource for scholars, art lovers, and all those interested in the history of Japanese culture.
