Hartmann, Sadakichi, 1867-1944 · Boston : L. C. Page & co. · leaf 94
ng asceticism whichappears far from austere. The Kano school at the start had noreformatory aspirations. It was simplymeant for a return to the religious period.Cho Densu endeavoured honestly to paintin the manner of the early Buddhisticpainters, and to see life through primitiveeyes. But the… … THE RENAISSANCE 71 sidered the purest, the most classicalperiod of Japanese art. It was one ofthose supreme occasions when the humansoul, raising itself for a brief period torare heights of fusion, has struck out at awhite heat for the revelation of pure art.The opponents of this school, of…
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