akemonos,which many lo\-ers of art possessed in large num-bers, were generally kept rolled up, and, with trueOriental reserve, exposed one at a time, and rarelyfor more than a single day. The Japanese host,indeed, upon learning the name of the favoritepainter of his prospective guest, is accustomed… … From The Painters of Jap MONJIU RISING FROMTHE CLOUDS BY KANO TANYUI602-1674 exhibit pictures it certainly constitutes a refine-ment of politess wliich would have gi\-en pause toChesterfield himself. From the early periods through the manyschools, with their branches and offshoots, theprogress of…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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