Chapter

 1 V  |          life almost every normal type of face to be found in a
 2 V  | subordination of individualism to type, of personality to humanity,
 3 V  |           once distinguished as a type, - and all this with a few
 4 V  |        Japanese artist paints the type alone. To reproduce every
 5 V  |       would be to subordinate the type character to the individual
 6 V  |        instant recognition of the type is aided by the recognition
 7 V  |         why? Because it shows the type character and the law of
 8 V  |      character and the law of the type. So again, in portraying
 9 V  |         departures from a perfect type just in proportion as they
10 VII|          an Oriental. Such is one type of the Ôsaka commercial