Faure, Elie, 1873-1937, Pach, Walter, 1883-1958 · New York and London : Harper & brothers · leaf 149
aking place at the same moment in western Europe^— ^ It is, moreover, remarkable that the intellectual evolution of Japanshould correspond almost exactly, in its general directions, with that of theOccident. Its Renaissance is of the fifteenth century, its classicism is ofthe seventeenth, its art… … MiTsuYosHi (Tosa school) (xvi Century). Painting. {Louvre.) time—Japan found the moment of equilibrium whenthe spirit, freed from encumbering ritual, becamemaster of the new rhythm; it could then offer to the
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