rred in its choice of means wherewithto accomplish its ends. And this is why theNew School has not been able to produce worksworthy of consideration. The rivalry between the Old and the NewSchools is a singular phenomenon in the artisticsociety of Japan to-day. Again, contemporary Japanese… … A DANCING GIRI. BY SEI1IO TAKENOUCHI 99 Contemporary Japanese Painting age of the Tokugawa Shogunate for upwards ofthree centuries, and what is more, being now theImperial capital, Tokyo may be looked upon asthe centre of Japanese fine arts. The position ofKyoto is scarcely less prominent, for…
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