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 376
o whichthat school had declined than its inability to takeup a mode of art so suited to its genius and tradi- o 209 PAINTING IN THE FAR EAST tions. The work was left for a new school, forpainters of the people, painting no longer for anaristocracy, but for their own class. To them wemust return in… … CHAPTER XV. THE GREAT DECORATORSAS the power of Michelangelo proved the ruin/_% of the Florentine school, which could not-^ J^ match his force yet could not help follow-ing in his wake, so the power of Tanyu dissolvedthe art of Kano, though in the school of Tsunenobuthe great tradition was for a…
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