icial influence ofsuch exhibitions for tiie promotion of the pictorialart of the native schools. It was, indeed, gratifying to see success, moder-ate though it was, dawning upon the horizon ofcontemporary Japanese painting. Mr. KogyoTerasakis landscape pieces, entitled Four GlenStudies, merit the… … a snowy landscape BY SUIUN KOMlRO ing some distinct traits of the Tosa andChinese Schools, though in treatmentdistinctively individualistic. The finequalities of the classic methods are hereadequately and harmoniously combinedand blended. The forms of the naturalobjects and the scenes chosen are…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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