s tombstone and committed seppuku.The love, the faithfulness and devotion to theirmaster, the beautiful and simple manner in whichthey faced their end, with a smile, a readiness,even as that of the cherry blossom—an intenselyartistic touch—captivate the Japanese mind. Someone has observed that in… … IVORY CARVING: NOON-DAY REST BY YOSHIDA HOMItl OS Japanese Art and Artists of To-day.—II ~. Wood and Ivory Carving degree not generally permitted to others. This isaccounted for, by some, by the fact that fromchildhood the Japanese are taught to train andeducate this sense. Girls are trained from…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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