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Indian sculpture and painting, illustrated by typical masterpieces, with an explanation of their motives and ideals (1908)

Havell, E. B. (Ernest Binfield), 1861-1934 · London, J. Murray · leaf 363

An illustration from Indian sculpture and painting, illustrated by typical masterpieces, with an explanation of their motives and ideals, 1908, leaf 363
rrent. In China the invention ofdrawing as one of the six branches of calligraphyis referred by tradition to the legendary monarch,Fa-hi, who is supposed to have reigned from2852 to 2737 B.C. The style of the handwriting of a languageinfluenced greatly the style of the artists drafts-manship. For… … CALLIGRAPHY AND DRAWING 207 strokes in Chinese and Japanese ideographs hasgiven an immense fluency and variety to theoutline-drawings of the artists of those countries,so much so that in Japan ten different styles ofline-drawing are recognised, each style representinga special character or mode of…

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