May 18, 2013
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Landscapes of Longing
Hiroshige and more at UMMA
by Laura Bien
posted 2/1/2006
Aggressive kimonoed Japanese waitresses grab passing travelers to yank them into their teahouses, scholars lounge in rural Chinese retreats, Angkor Wat broods in mist, and minimalistic seascapes glisten. Four exhibits of woodblock prints, paintings, and photographs are joined in the U-M Museum of Art's engrossing 168-piece Landscapes of Longing exhibition.
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