Tomoë I.M. Steineck
Visual Culture - History - Analysis

Publication List

 

Journal Articles

 

Forthcoming 2024 summer

“The Visuals of True Faith: Protestant Iconoclasm and the Image Conflict in Japan.” in Alternative Rationalities and Esoteric Practices. Inaugural Conference Issue I. Ed. by the Center for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and Social Sciences on Alternative Rationalities and Esoteric Practices from a Global Perspective, University of Nürnberg-Erlangen


Forthcoming 2024 spring

“Declaring Buddhism dead in the 19th century: The Meiji Oligarchy and Protestant mission in Japan.” East Asian Journal of Philosophy (3/1): 25-45. ISSN: 2813-0448


 

2020

Kanda Sōtei: The Shogun’s Sacred Painters and their Realm of Influence.” Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 47(2):305-340.


2015

Japonia luxurians. Zwischen reichhaltiger Oberfläche und bedeutungsvoller Schlichtheit”. Co-authored with Steineck, Raji C.  Der Blaue Reiter 36: 63-67.


2013

Review of MCCALLUM, DONALD F.: Hakuhō Sculpture. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2012.” Asiatische Studien/Études Asiatiques 67(3): 1039-1044.


2008

Tasks of Cross-border Curation - 'Treasures of a Holy Mountain: Daigo-ji - The Secret Buddhism of Japan.“ Orientations 39(3): 37-47.


2003

Kreiner, Tomoe I.M.: “Japans Schönheit, Japans Seele: Zur Ausstellung von Meisterwerken aus dem Tokyo National Museum.“ Ostasiatische Zeitschrift 5:30-35.




Editorials


 

2013

Steineck, T.; Kreiner, J; Steineck, R. eds. Japanese Collections in European Museums IV: Buddhist Art. Bonn: Bier’ische Verlagsanstalt




Contributions to Edited Volumes


 

2016

Ofuda or not: Defining a Philosophical Collection – Understanding Japanese Religiosity Through A Material Collection.” In: Kreiner, Josef. Japanese Collections in European Museums V: With Special Reference to Buddhist Art. Bonn: Bier'sche Verlagsanstalt, 97-109.


2015

“Research and Evaluation of Japanese Buddhist Objects in European Museum: Lessons of a Digitalization Project.” In Siebold's Vision of Japan: As seen in Japan-related Collections in the West. [シーボルトが紹介したかった日本欧米における日本関連コレクションを使った日本研究]. Proceedings of the Bochum Ruhr University International Symposium. Eds. by the Museum of Japanese History. Sakura: Human cultural study organization, 281-288.



“The Collection of Japanese Art by Victor and Marianne Langen, Langen Foundation Neuss.” In: Kreiner, J (ed.). Japanese Collections in European Museums Vol. III: Regional Studies. Bonn: Bier'sche Verlagsanstalt, 375-381.



The Japanese Collection of the Foundation Martin Bodmer, Geneve: An Introduction.” In: Kreiner, J (ed.). Japanese Collections in European Museums Vol. III: Regional Studies. Bonn: Bier'sche Verlagsanstalt, 361-366.


2013


“Introduction.” In: Steineck,T et.al (eds.). Japanese Collections in European Museums Vol. IV: Buddhist Art. Bonn: Bier’ische Verlagsanstalt, 3-9.



“A Summary of the State of Research Pertinent to the Emma-ten Image and Its Application to European Examples.” In: Steineck,T et.al (eds.). Japanese Collections in European Museums Vol. IV: Buddhist Art. Bonn: Bier’ische Verlagsanstalt, 343-351.




Catalogues of Curated Exhibitions

 

2014

Flitsch, Mareile (ed). Tokens of the path: Japanese devotional and pilgrimage images: the Wilfried Spinner Collection (1854-1918). Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers.


2008

Bundeskunsthalle (ed.). Tempelschätze des heiligen Berges Daigo-ji: Der geheime Buddhismus in Japan. Munich: Prestel


2003

Bundeskunsthalle (ed.). Japans Schönheit Japans Seele. [日本の美 日本の心]. München: Prestel Verlag


2003


Bundeskunsthalle (ed.). Göttliches Alter – Ewige Jugend: Nō Masken aus der Sammlung Naitō, Nobeoka. Bonn: Bundeskunsthalle




Contributions in Curated Catalogues

 

2015

“Recherche et évaluations des objets bouddhiques Japonais dans les collections Européennes (JBAE).” In: Ducor, Jérôme; et al. Le bouddhisme de Madame Butterfly. Le japonisme bouddhique. Milan: Silvana, 100.



“La collection Wilfried Spinner, Musée d'ethnographie de l'université de Zürich.”Co-authored with Wernsdörfer, M. In: Ducor, Jérôme; et al. Le bouddhisme de Madame Butterfly. Le japonisme bouddhique. Milan: Silvana, 110.


2014

“Tokens of the path: Japanese devotional and pilgrimage images: the Wilfried Spinner Collection (1854-1918).” In: Flitsch, Mareile (ed). Tokens of the path: Japanese devotional and pilgrimage images: the Wilfried Spinner Collection (1854-1918). Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 34-53.



„The Social Functions of Temples and their Clerics in Japan.” In: Flitsch, Mareile (ed). Tokens of the path: Japanese devotional and pilgrimage images: the Wilfried Spinner Collection (1854-1918). Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 54-65.



“Tokens of the path: Japanese devotional and pilgrimage images: the Wilfried Spinner Collection (1854-1918). The Catalogue.” In: Flitsch, Mareile (ed). Tokens of the path: Japanese devotional and pilgrimage images: the Wilfried Spinner Collection (1854-1918). Stuttgart: Arnoldsche Art Publishers, 68-217.


2008

“Die Struktur des bildlichen Ausdrucks im geheimen Buddhismus.“ In: Bundeskunsthalle. Tempelschätze des heiligen Berges Daigo-ji: Der geheime Buddhismus in Japan. München: Prestel Verlag, 12-21.




Contributions to other exhibitions and translation work

2005

Bundeskunsthalle (ed.). Dschingis Khan und seine Erben. [Genghis Khan and his heirs]. Munich: Hirmer. Exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle, Bonn, Germany (May 16 - September 25, 2005).


2004

Tokyo National Museum (ed.) Arts of East and West from World Expositions. 1855-1900: Paris, Vienna and Chicago. [世紀の祭典:万国博覧会の美術]. Tokyo: Tokyo National Museum. Exhibition at the Tokyo National Museum and touring (July 6 - August 29, 2004)


2004

Nara National Museum, Gyeongju National Museum (eds.). Ōgon no kuni Shiragi: Ōbyō no shihō. [黄金の国・新羅: 王陵の至宝]. Nara: Nara National Museum. Exhibition at the Nara National Museum (July 4 - August 29, 2004)


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