Painting in the Far East : an introduction to the history of pictorial art in Asia especially China and Japan (1913)
Binyon, Laurence, 1869-1943 · New York : Longmans, Green · leaf 350
sting, began to revert to its earlier tradition,and refreshed its strength in the next generationwith the advent of its third sovereign master, Yei-tokus grandson, Tanyu. Sanraku, as we shall see later, helped to inaugu-rate, in certain paintings of popular life which hedid not sign, the beginnings… … THE KANO SCHOOL of sixty-three in 1652, must be mentioned. San-raku adopted him as his son, and he proved worthyof the finest traditions of Kano. Something ofantique simpHcity gives character to his work, andhnks him with the older masters rather than withthe looser swing and dash coming into Kano…
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