Excerpt from The Arts of Japan
In this little book I have attempted to summarise the vast amount of information upon the Art of Japan that has lately become available, much of it from native sources. This I have supplemented with some recollections of a former residence in the country.
I am indebted, above all, to such works as Captain Brinkley's recently published book on Japan, to the studies on Japanese art by Mr. Arthur Morrison, that appeared lately in the Monthly Review, to the vast wealth of information contained in Sir Ernest Satow's Guide-book to Japan, to the notices appended to the reproductions of Japanese art in Tajima and in the Kokkwa; finally, to papers that have appeared from time to time in the Journals of the Asiatic Society of Japan and of the Japan Society of London. It is to such works as these that the serious student of Japanese art must turn. To have put him on the right path is all that I can claim.
My thanks are due to Mr. Bing for permission to reproduce some photographs from the Catalogue of the Hayashi sale.
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In this little book I have attempted to summarise the vast amount of information upon the Art of Japan that has lately become available, much of it from native sources. This I have supplemented with some recollections of a former residence in the country. I am indebted, above all, to such works as Captain Brinkley srecently published book on Japan, to the studies on Japanese art by Mr. Arthur Morrison, that appeared lately in the Monthly Review to the vast wealth of information contained in Sir Ernest Satow s Guide-book to Japan to the notices appended to the reproductions of Japanese art in Tajima and in the Kokkwa; finally, to papers that have appeared from time to time in the Journals of the Asiatic Society of Japan and of the Japan Society of London. It is to such works as these that the serious student of Japanese art must turn. To have put him on the right path is all that I can claim. My thanks are due to Mr. Bing for permission to reproduce some photographs from the Catalogue of the Hayashi sale. E. D.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book explores the arts of Japan, taking a historical approach that encompasses the prehistoric era through the Edo period. The author provides an in-depth look at painting and sculpture, examining their development in relation to Japan's broader cultural and religious context. From the prehistoric Jomon period to the Buddhist-influenced Nara era, through the aristocratic Heian period and the warrior-dominated Kamakura and Muromachi periods, the book traces the evolution of Japanese art forms. It highlights the influence of Chinese and Korean art, as well as the emergence of distinct Japanese styles and techniques. Throughout, the author emphasizes the importance of the Zen sect of Buddhism in shaping the aesthetics and philosophy of Japanese art. This book is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the rich and diverse art of Japan, offering a comprehensive overview of its historical development and cultural significance. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330319130_0
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