uced in our illustra-tion (p. 117). Westernpeople may, perhaps, find afault with the largeness ofthe head in proportion tothe height of the body, butthe minuteness and thefaithfulness in carving thenet, the expression of theold mans face, and the char-acteristic attitude of thefisherman deserve… … CLAY MODEL: 114 AN archer BY HIRAGUSHI DBNCHi. Japanese Art and Artists of To-day.—IV. Wood and Ivory Carving work. Then his clay model of An Archer (p. 114)shows strength. Here we have a priest of the Zensect. His Fencer, in wood (p. 112), is a par-ticularly fine piece of work, showing the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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