In the nineteenth century,there was so little trade between Asia and the West that Japanese art had no real influence on what artists in Europe were doing.

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This statement is false. In the late nineteenth century, Japanese art became popular in Europe and had a significant influence on the development of art movements such as Impressionism, Post-Impressionism, and Art Nouveau. This period of fascination with Japanese art and culture is known as "Japonism."

In the Nineteenth Century,there Was So Little Trade Between Asia