perfect ease with which aJapanese artist works cannot but command theadmiration of even those who do not understandthe art. The bamboo rusthng in wind, thunderingwaterfalls, cawing crows, flying birds, moss-coveredrocks, and multitudes of other objects may bedepicted by lines, curves, and washes,… … BY FUICUI KOTEl Japanese Art and Artists of To-day.—/. Painting. each presenting some point of excel-lence, is, in a way, marvellous. FukuiKotei painted one picture for each ofhis 1,224 guests in one summer day inTokyo three years ago. He was at itfrom five in the morning until half-past seven…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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