reover, extremely diligent, and submittedhimself to a long and laborious discipline. Theexperimental trend of his mind was a valuablequality for one trying for a new interjjretation ofart, and was brought to bear in a search for newcolours. Often he brought home a bit of clay orpiece of stone he… … I.ANISl AIK AKTKK RAIN BV KAWABATA liVOKlMIU 333 Stndio-Talk talent for composition—more especially of simplesubjects for kakemono or screens. That he turnedthis talent to good account for emphasising thedecorative function of the picture—the very life ofKorins work—is clearly shown in nearly all…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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