arkstems. There were some ])iitures that revealed, orperhaps concealed, a certain ideal which underliesall our great works of art. Perhaps it is the mostvital element in Japanese art. Without under-standing it a right interpretation of Japanese artis impossible. It signifies one of our… … MOVIXG CLOLDSBV DAN-RAXSHYL- ICi Japanese Art at the Pa>iaina-Pacific Exposition Take, for instance, Mulberry and Cocoon, byMurakami Hoko. This is the title given to a pairof screen paintings, one of which is here shown.Upon one are painted two young girls who, halfhidden among mulberry…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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