Miracles & Mischief: Noh and Kyōgen Theater in Japan
| Book | Miracles & Mischief: Noh and Kyōgen Theater in Japan |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 2002 |
Collection
| Author | Sharon Sadako Takeda, Monica Bethe |
| Contributor | Hollis Goodall, Tom Hare, Kawakami Shigeki, Kirihata Ken, Carolyn A. Morley, Nagasaki Iwao, Tanabe Saburōsuke |
| Publisher | Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan |
| Copyright Holder | Museum Associates, Los Angeles County Museum of Art |
| Publishing Director | Stephanie Emerson |
| Editor | Thomas Frick |
| Editorial Assistant | Sara Cody |
| Designed by | Lorraine Wild, Jessica Fleischmann, Robert Ruehlman |
| Rights Coordinator | Cheryle T. Robertson |
| Supervising Photographer | Peter Brenner |
| Printed by | Toppan Printing Company |
| Foreword by | Andrea L. Rich |
| Preface by | Kawai Hayao |
| About/Subject | Theater of Japan, Noh, Kyōgen, Theater Costumes, Theater Masks, Costume Design |
| Format | Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | 2002 |
| Pages / Font | 284 pages |
| ISBN 10 | 0-87587-188-7 |
| Library of Congress Catalog Card Number | 2002110591 |
| Chapters | Foreword
Andrea L. Rich
Preface
Kawai Hayao
Rituals, Dreams, and Tales of Adventure: A Material History of Noh Drama
Tom Hare
The Birth and Evolution of Noh Masks
Tanabe Saburōsuke
Fashionable Dress or Theatrical Costume: Textiles and the Evolution of Noh Robes
Sharon Sadako Takeda
The Development of the Karaori as a Noh Costume
Kawakami Shigeki
Patronage: Daimyo, Actors, and Noh Costumes
Nagasaki Iwao
Kyōgen: A Theater of Play
Carolyn A. Morley
Kyōgen Costumes: The Fascinating World of Dyed Textiles
Kirihata Ken
The Staging of Noh: Costumes and Masks in a Performance Context
Monica Bethe
Checklist of the Exhibition
Lenders to the Exhibition
Chronology
Acknowledgments
Selected Bibliography
Index Foreword
Andrea L. Rich
Preface
Kawai Hayao
Rituals, Dreams, and Tales of Adventure: A Material History of Noh Drama
Tom Hare
The Birth and Evolution of Noh Masks
Tanabe Saburōsuke
Fashionable Dress or Theatrical Costume: Textiles and the Evolution of Noh Robes
Sharon Sadako Takeda
The Development of the Karaori as a Noh Costume
Kawakami Shigeki
Patronage: Daimyo, Actors, and Noh Costumes
Nagasaki Iwao
Kyōgen: A Theater of Play
Carolyn A. Morley
Kyōgen Costumes: The Fascinating World of Dyed Textiles
Kirihata Ken
The Staging of Noh: Costumes and Masks in a Performance Context
Monica Bethe
Checklist of the Exhibition
Lenders to the Exhibition
Chronology
Acknowledgments
Selected Bibliography
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| Notes | Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Miracles & Mischief: Noh and Kyōgen Theater in Japan," Los Angeles County Museum of Art, November 10, 2002-February 2, 2003 Printed in Tokyo, Japan |
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