Mythological Japan : the symbolisms of mythology in relation to Japanese art, with illustrations drawn in Japan, by native artists (1902)
Otto, Alexander Francis, b. 1873 · Philadelphia : Drexel Biddle · leaf 80
obese vagabond of the Diogenespattern, minus his shorn philos-ophy, Hotei even vies with Buddhain his popularity with the artistsof fair Japan. During the past fiveyears the present writers have ob-served, by actual count, over seventhousand different conceptions ofHotei. Some are carved on… … KwANNON. THE MATERNAL. The Eighth Form, holding a child-rarely met with in Japan. From a wood carving in thecollection of Mr. Rufus E. Moore. Fugkn, an Incarnationof Buddha. Seated on the sacred white elephant.Emblematic of Meditation. From the Buddhist Temple ofProf. Maxwell Sommerville,University…
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