Genji: The Prince and the Parodies Adams Puryear the Museum of Modern Art

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featuring portraits of Hujar's eclectic circle of friends

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Klein’s madcap romp of a photo-novel brilliantly translates his cult ’60s film into book form

Genji: The Prince and the Parodies Adams Puryear the Museum of Modern ArtLady Murasakis Tale of Genji has delighted readers for more than 1,000 years and inspired writers to create numerous parodies. Artists have responded with a rich parallel tradition illustrating the courtly intrigues, love affairs and shifting alliances of the epic novel, as well as its retellings. This lavishly illustrated volume explores interpretations of the original story and its spinoffs by Japanese master printmakers such as Kunisada, as well as