@article{oai:tobunken.repo.nii.ac.jp:00003142,
 author = {森下, 愛子 and MORISHITA, Aiko},
 issue = {3},
 journal = {無形文化遺産研究報告, Research and Reports on Intangible Cultural Heritage},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {Today in Japan there is a system for designating intangible “skills.” Traditional skills and  techniques designated as intangible cultural properties, particularly in the field of ceramics, vary  depending on the time during which they were developed, the place of manufacture, raw materials,  manufacturing processes and the existence of people who inherit these skills and techniques.
     This year, the author investigated classical ceramic works that ceramic artists of Kyoto  collected in the Meiji period as well as documents regarding Kyoto ware which were published  from the mid- to late Meiji periods. As a result it was found that many Kyoto ware were exhibited  at World Expositions and that this resulted in a change in the manufacture of ceramics from  that for domestic use to that for export. It also brought about significant changes among ceramic  artists and others engaged in the ceramic industry. That is why ceramic artists in Kyoto started  to study designs and to develop glazing techniques. In this paper, the author introduces the  study of classic works of Kyoto ware in order to see what the ceramic artists learned and what  ingenuity they brought into their works.},
 pages = {75--90},
 title = {近代京都の陶芸技術にみる古典へのまなざし―革新と復古の間で京焼陶工が目指したもの―},
 year = {2009}
}