Bing, Siegfried, 1838-1905 · London : S. Low, Marston, Searle & Rivington · leaf 84
s and watching the flight of the butterflies. Every one must at any rate gather from the Man-gwa the two followinglessons :— i. The union between the greater and the industrial arts should be of the closest, and be in no way humiliatingto the painter. 2. Love of nature and a continuousstudy of the… … 104 DESCRIPTION OF PLATES. While M. Renan continues his study of Hokusais Man-gwa, we continue our reproduction ofsome more of the endless scenes reflected in this mirror of Japanese life. Plate DF combines two pages of the Man-gwa. That on the left has all the character of aleaf torn from a pocket…
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