Not really the exhibition's fault that I'd hoped it would be much more heavily about the way Japanese art influenced western art (as in paintings) than it actually was; the tilt was more heavily towards decorative design and objects. Quite a bit of Streeton. At least I saw one enjoyable woodblock of Oniwakamaru subduing a monstrous carp (mid 19th C, Utagawa Hiroshige) ... to be honest there were probably other good bits, but I wasn't in the zone.
