Die Körperformen in Kunst und Leben der Japaner
Die Körperformen in Kunst und Leben der Japaner is a 1902 German study of the human body in Japanese art and life, written by the physician and anthropologist Carl Heinrich Stratz and published in Stuttgart by F. Enke for a scholarly audience. Its photographs show Japanese women posed nude or partly draped against painted backdrops, alongside a woodblock-style print of wrestlers, and a designer could study the stylised posing and the early photographic tonal range.
