Huish, Marcus Bourne, 1845-1921 · London : The Fine art society · leaf 47
n, which, as Mr. Griffis remarks, “‘is like that of Greece, full of beauty, pathos, poetic fancy, charming story, and valorous exploit. Like that, it forms the soil of the national Art, whether expressed in bronze, porcelain, colours, poetry, song, picture, dance, pantomime, or romance. It is also… … ee ee ee ee Oto Tachibana Himé, 0. -—Hadesu | Khashiwa-deno Um ANESU Q Q killing the tiger. From an Ivory Netsuké wn who died by leaping the Gilbertson Collection. into the sea to appease the sea-god and to save her husband (see Illustration No. 17). Yamato putting out the flames with the sword…
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