Dick, Stewart · Edinburgh, London : T. N. Foulis · leaf 60
little but his brushes, painting every-thing he saw, and paying his way with theresults. But those lean years of poverty andstudy stood him in good stead. Fortune smiledat last, and he became the most popular painterof his day. Go-to Yujo, the famous metal worker,adopted his designs for sword… … SHORIKEN CROSSING THE SEA ON HIS SWORD From a Kakemono by Motonobu {British Museum) PAINTING daughter in marriage. He died, full of yearsand honours, in 1559. For landscape, birds, andfigure subjects he is equally famous, and as amaster of the brush he is unsurpassed. In thework of the Chinese…
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