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What Japanese art form meaning "pictures of the floating world" was created using woodblock prints and greatly impacted Western art, particularly impressionists in Europe and America?
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What Japanese art form meaning "pictures of the floating world" was created using woodblock prints and greatly impacted Western art, particularly impressionists in Europe and America?

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Answer: the correct answer is Ukiyo-e

Explanation: Ukiyo-e is a genre of Japanese art. Its artists produced woodblock prints of geishas, sumo wrestlers, kabuki actors, landscapes, etc.

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the answer to you question is ukiyo-e
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