te to Mr.Brangwyns skill and judgment that the Museumis acknowledged by Japanese experts and critics tolook right in theOrient. This somewhatdifficult end has beenachieved in the firstinstance by the meticu-lous care with which itsdesigner has avoidedthe cult of any rigidst\ le. The building… … surroundings. Indeed, in a number of instances,the plans have been definitely drawn up in sucha way as to avoid the necessity for uprooting treesor sacrificing the luxuriant vegetation which dis-tinguishes the hillside. Even the aid of the sacredmountain of Fujiyama has been enlisted toenhance the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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