landing heavily at the bottom. We may, whenever we tire of Greek examples,turn our thought toward another great countryof artists—to Japan, where artistic attention toutilitarian things is carried farther than any-where else. The Japanese artist, while his archi-tecture is not monumental, manifests… … THE GROVE PLATE IV From the Oil Painiiiig byWilliam VN knut, A. N. A. . II^VI YORK■u3UC LIBRARY ASTOR, LEN«XTILDEN FOUNDATIONS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ART 17 Japanese sculpture seldom occurs detached, butmore often as an embellishment of the architec-tural forms. And as for pictures, the…
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