. Each piece was i)ickedfrom old walls in the vicin-ity, and each was chosenwith the care of collectorof rare specimens. All wererequired to show grey weath-ered faces, mottled with dullgreen lichens. Here, in values not to bedenied, is a work of art—anassemblage of materials andforms so woven… … — ca •< ;>;C W r, z■X < — > ^ H t^ J = °Z — < <f- H ■< Er Cii•J M O The House Beautiful of Japan T HE HOUSEJAPAN lEAUTIFUL OF There are certain ideals in Japaneseart which are no less apparent inJapanese architecture and gardening, yet the artof Japan only as embodied in…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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