ndered in Englishas taste. But it is more than mere taste.To be a real garden it must be not onlybeautiful in different seasons and undervarying weather conditions, but there mustbe something deeper, something under thesurface that furnishes thought for con-templation, something suggestive of… … VIEW IN MR. NAKAI S GARDENAT NAGOYA, SHOWING A STONELANTERN OF YUKIMI SHAPE 269 sticking out of a clump of grass, and byusing a post lantern of toma shape, or therush-mat covering for the boat. Bysuggestion and association, one may hearthe songs of an absent nightingale, or seethe cranes stalking…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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