Japan in art and industry. : With a glance at Japanese manners and customs (1893)
Régamey, Félix, 1844-1907 · London : Saxon · leaf 244
s of the visit. Midori no Sato. 229 Nothing that surrounds them any longer at-• tracts their attention ; they are as yet all absorbedin their new sensations. Since I undertook to make you acquainted withJapan, said the Countess to her friend, we havebeen roving about somewhat desul-torily in a… … *we can say that no one succeeds better than theJapanese in grasping, with so much power and grace,the private and delicate phases of nature, such as theyhave here under their eyes,—one of the most beauti-ful of the world,—as well as in rendering her syn-thetic and broadly varied aspect. Subtle…
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