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1 III |       were fine~{p. 47}~bits of realism, such as a cat seizing a
2 V(1)|         the hand. Such absolute realism, however, is only curious,
3 V   |        coarse and hard, and the realism of the conception petty.
4 V   |         contains truth. But the realism in it which offends Japanese
5 V   |     What most displeases in the realism of our modern illustration
6 V   |      with our common notions of realism. The Ukiyo-yé artist drew
7 V   |        notwithstanding that his realism appears only in the study
8 V   |     feature perfected. Japanese realism, so much larger than our
9 IX  | veritable~{p. 225}~Transfigured Realism, finding just expression