On the laws of Japanese painting : an introduction to the study of the art of Japan (1911)
Bowie, Henry P., d. 1920, Iwaya, Sazanami, 1870-1933, Hirai, Kinz d. 1936 · San Francisco : P. Elder and Company · leaf 89
ary colors in a painting in prox-imity to secondary ones originated by them is coior Harmonyto be avoided, as both lose by such contra^; andwhen a color-scheme fails to give satisfaction itwill usually be found that this cardinal principleof harmony, called iro no kubari^ has been disre-garded by… … Chapter Four LAWS GOVERNING THE CONCEPTION AND EXECUTION OF A PAINTING WHEN a Japanese arti^ is preparing to painta pi6lure he considers fir^ the space the(icHi and isHo) pi6lure is to occupy and its shape, whether square, oblong, round or otherwise; next, the dis-tribution of light and shade, and…
Painting, Japanese
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