A print technique developed in Japan that allowed artists to create multiple copies of images with rich color and graphic clarity, democratizing access to art during the Edo period. Ukiyo-e's bold compositions, unexpected perspectives, and scenes of daily life influenced European artists and proved that commercial printmaking could achieve genuine artistic depth.
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