| Artikel | Autor | Seiten |
|---|
| "Ibunka" o tsutaeta hitobito. 19seiki zaigai Nihon korekushon [collection] kenkyû no shiza |
Hidaka, Kaori |
7-20 |
| Tôkyô daigaku shiryô hensanjo ni okeru zaigai Nihon kankei shiryô no kenkyû. Shigenka eno torikumi |
Hôya, Tôru |
21-31 |
| Nihon korekushon [collection] no inin. "Shin" Ôritsu kyabinetto [Royal Cabinets] no shûshû ni tazusawatta 3nin no bunkan |
Effert, Rudolf / Wada Translation Service (Übers.) |
33-42 |
| Shinsei Rôma Teikoku [Holy Roman Empire] shokô no jiki chinretsushitsu. Shîboruto korekushon [Siebold collection] tono kanren o fumaete |
Sakuraba, Miki |
43-60 |
| Utsurikawaru shiten. Myunhen [München] kokuritsu minzokugaku hakubutsukan / 5 tairiku hakubautsukan ni okeru Shîboruto korekushon [Siebold collection] to 150nen ni wataru Nihon bunka no tenji katsudô |
Richtsfeld, Bruno J. / Wada Translation Service (Übers.) |
61-68 |
| Meiji seifu gaikôkan Arekusandâ fon Shîboruto [Alexander von Siebold] to "Shikaku ni yoru kôhô" no ba to shite no Uîn [Wien] Banpaku |
Katada, Satoko |
69-82 |
| Uîn [Wien], Ôsutoria [Austria] ôyô bijutsu hakubutsukan (MAK) shozô no Hainrihhi shîboruto korekushon [Heinrich Siebold collection] |
Wieninger, Johannes / Wada Translation Service (Übers.) |
83-89 |
| Hainrihhi fon Shîboruto[Heinrich von Siebold] ga Ainu ni kansuru jicho ni shiyô shita zuhan ni tsuite |
Zorn, Bettina / Wada Translation Service (Übers.) |
91-104 |
| Zai-Futsu korekushon [collection] ni miru Oranda oyobi Chûgoku yurai no 19seiki Nihonsei shikki. 1855nen izen no jôkyô |
Lacambre, Geneviève / ATC (Übers.) |
105-116 |
| Bijutsushô no shisen, shûshûka no shisen, bijutsukan no shisen. Zai-Futsu Kyokutô bijutsuhin o meguru shikô no rekishi |
Imai, Tomo |
117-126 |
| Nihon sôshoku geijutsu o jiku to suru 19seiki Cheko [Czech] ni okeru Nihon bijutsu shûshû |
Suchomel, Filip |
127-137 |
| Surutan no aishita Nihon. Toruko kokuritsu kyûdenkyoku shozô Nihon bijutsu kôgeihin korekushon [collection] |
Girardilli Aoki, Miyuki |
139-152 |
| Môsu korekushon [Morse collection] ni okeru tôki sonota ni tsuite |
Kobayashi, Jun'ichi |
153-165 |
| Jiki kara tôki e. 19seiki kôki ni okeru Seiyô no Nihon bijutsu eno kanshin no hensen |
Suzuki, Hiroyuki |
167-177 |
| Amerika ni okeru Nihon no senshokuhin ni taisuru shikô no henka. Nomura Shôjirô no hanbai katsudô o tegakari to shite |
Sawada, Kazuto |
179-199 |
| Transmitters of another culture. The perspective of research on nineteenth-century overseas Japan collections |
Hidaka, Kaori / Toda, Dylan Luers (Übers.) |
203-215 |
| Turning overseas Japan-related historical materials into research resources at the University of Tokyo's Historiographical Institute |
Hoya, Toru / Toda, Dylan Luers (Übers.) |
217-227 |
| ASSIGNMENT JAPAN. Three civil servants collcting for a "new" Royal Cabinet |
Effert, Rudolf |
229-236 |
| The porcelain cabinets of the Holy Roman Empire nobility. Their connections with the Siebold collection |
Sakuraba, Miki / McClintock, Martha J. (Übers.) |
237-253 |
| Changing perspectives. The Siebold collection and 150 years of exhibition activities on Japanese culture in the State Museum of Ethnology/Museum Fünf Kontinente in Munich |
Richtsfeld, Bruno J. |
255-262 |
| The Meiji government diplomat Alexander von Siebold and the Vienna World's Exposition as a site of "Visual publicity" |
Katada, Satoko / Toda, Dylan Luers (Übers.) |
263-276 |
| The Heinrich Siebold collection in the MAK. Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna |
Wieninger, Johannes |
277-282 |
| On the illustrations Heinrich von Siebold used for his publication about the "Aino" |
Zorn, Bettina |
283-295 |
| Nineteenth century (until 1855) Japanese lacquers of Dutch and Chinese origin French collections |
Lacambre, Geneviève |
297-306 |
| The art dealer's Gaze, the collctor's Gaze, the Musem's Gaze. The history of taste surrounding Oriental artworks in France |
Imai, Tomo / Kawata, Yasumasa (Übers.) |
307-315 |
| Collecting Japanese art in Czech lands in the long 19th century with a special emphasize to Japanese decorative art |
Suchomel, Filip |
317-326 |
| The image of Japan for the Ottoman Sultans. The Japanese decorative art collection in the Department of National Palaces in Turkey |
Girardilli Aoki, Miyuki / McClintock, Martha (Übers.) |
327-340 |
| Ceramics in the Morse collection |
Kobayashi, Jun'ichi / Toda, Dylan Luers (Übers.) |
341-353 |
| From porcelain to pottery. The West's changing taste in Japanese art in the late nineteenth century |
Suzuki, Hiroyuki |
355-364 |
| Changes in American tastes for Japanese textiles. As seen in Nomura Shôjirô's sales activities |
Sawada, Kazuto / McClintock, Martha (Übers.) |
365-386 |