Bernard Huet au Japon : Architectures et jardins Zen / Irene Vogel Chevroulet.

Main entry:

Vogel Chevroulet, Irene.

Title & Author:

Bernard Huet au Japon : Architectures et jardins Zen / Irene Vogel Chevroulet.

Edition:

Première edition.

Publication:

Lausanne : Presses polytechniques et universitaires romandes, 2016.

Description:

97 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 20 cm

Series:

Architecture

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 93-95).

Summary:

In 1964, Bernard Huet (1932-2001) traveled to Japan for six months in a quest for a link between traditional Japanese spaces and modern Western spaces. He brought back photographic testimony of the premodern architecture and gardens of the archipelago. This book questions the mythification of photographs and the interpretation of Japanese culture. Huet relates how the transformations of Zen spirituality in the 20th century shed light on the myths that inspire Japanese works of art.

ISBN:

9782889151851 (paperback)
2889151859 (paperback)

Subject:

Gardens, Japanese Japan Zen influences.
Rock gardens, Japanese Japan Zen influences.
Architecture, Japanese.
Zen architecture Japan.
Photography of gardens.
Jardins japonais Japon Influence zen.
Architecture japonaise.
Architecture zen Japon.
Photographie de jardins.
Gardens, Japanese Zen influences.
Rock gardens, Japanese Zen influences.
Zen architecture.
Japan.

Added entries:

Huet, Bernard.
Huet, Bernard photographer.
Collection Architecture (Lausanne, Switzerland)

Holdings:

Location: Library main 295448
Call No.: BIB 241677
Status: Available

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