D15 フィラデルフィア万国博覧会と二棟の日本建築(デザイン史, 平成17年度日本デザイン学会第52回研究発表大会)

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On the grounds of the Philadelphia International Exhibition of 1876, two Japanese buildings were erected. They were the "Japanese Dwelling" and the "Japanese Bazaar" which were shown as Japanese exhibits, and were also utilized. One was used as a dwelling-house for Japanese workmen and the other as a building for the sale of Japanese wares. The materials for these buildings were brought from Japan and Japanese native workmen erected them. The process and way of construction appeared to the American people as very curious and interesting. Newspaper reports showed the construction before the opening of the Centennial Exhibition. In this report, three illustrated newspapers are presented to show American news reports of the Japanese buildings, and as an example of American viewpoints.
日本デザイン学会の論文
2005-05-30