ings of skulls. Withwhat minute care and patience Gyokuzan workedupon these creations is evidenced from the follow-ing story told concerning one of these skulls. Itappears that Dr. Matsumato Jun, in Japan, sent oneto a physician in Germany. The latter was socompletely deceived that he took it to a… … KANDANJI (CHINESE HERMIT POET) CARVED IN WOOD BY YONEHARA UNKAI 109 Japanese Art and Artists of To-day.—IV. JVood and Ivory Carving that it was merely a copy in miniature of thehuman skull. They then examined it more care-fully and minutely, when it was found to be true inevery detail, even the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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