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History of art (1921)

Faure, Elie, 1873-1937, Pach, Walter, 1883-1958 · New York and London : Harper & brothers · leaf 166

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inreach of our hands—the things one can see only if onebends ones neck and stares fixedly at the same point. JAPAN 139 only looking up to rest ones eyes after too prolongedeffort. The Occident saw form and lines, certainly, andcolors and their broad combinations, but it never sawa flower or a… … EiTOKU Kano. a pine, screen. {From The Kokka.) dies on the ground; and when it went out of doorsagain when the sun shone, it did not study the dustthat dances in the light. But the Japanese has classi-fied, as if in a science, the most secret revelations ofhis burning curiosity. His eye is a little…

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