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Kakuzo Okakura
The Ideals of the East

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1 Range | workmanship. The temples of Nara are rich in representations 2 Primit| of the Kasuga style, in Nara. It imposed their feminine 3 Primit| tent.~The Kasuga Style in Nara. - The Kasuga style is a 4 Buddhi| occasion to touch in the Nara period-begins in the fourth 5 Asuka | until its final removal to Nara in 710 A.D. And it signifies 6 Asuka | twelve miles to the south of Nara, where the emperors had 7 Asuka | transfer of the capital to Nara, the whole place has fallen 8 Asuka | the Horinji temple near Nara was built close to the residence 9 Nara | THE NARA PERIOD~700 TO 800 A.D.~A 10 Nara | from Ujjain to Choan and Nara through the songs of Kalidasa, 11 Nara | inspiration of the Tâng and Nara sculptures.~The China of 12 Nara | now known as the town of Nara. This city became the great 13 Nara | therefore, that the art of the Nara period is reflected from 14 Nara | completeness that makes the art of Nara the highest formal expression 15 Nara | second Asiatic thought.~The Nara period thus inaugurated 16 Nara | colossal Roshana Buddha of Nara, which is the largest statue 17 Nara | great Roshana Buddha of Nara, and then adds, "It is our 18 Nara | Amongst the seven temples~at Nara, which vied with each other 19 Nara | other Manyo poets of the Nara period.~The Empress Koken, 20 Nara | period.~The pictorial art of Nara - as seen in the wall-paintings 21 Nara | the imperial collection at Nara, painted on the leather 22 Heian | removed in 794 A.D. from Nara to Heian, or Kyoto - as 23 Heian | and temples of the early Nara period succumbed in the 24 Heian | graceful Kwannon of Hokkiji in Nara.~In painting, the twelve 25 Heian | at present in Saidaiji in Nara, with the Riokaimandara 26 Kamaku| idealised perfection of the Nara and the refined delicacy 27 Kamaku| Kegon sect in Kofukuji in Nara, and several others. Even 28 Kamaku| great Nioo of Nandaimon in Nara. The fine bronze Buddha 29 Kamaku| more abstract bronzes of Nara and Fujiwara.~Painting lent 30 Ashika| to the beginning of the Nara era, however imbued with 31 Ashika| the Tâng dynasty and the Nara period, and is destined 32 Ashika| statues of the Sangatsude of Nara and the finished~glory and 33 Tokuga| continuous ever since the Nara period. The inros, the netsukes, 34 Meiji | amber twilight of idealistic Nara, now glowing with the crimson 35 Vista | succeeding preliminary phases of Nara and Heian, to the revelation


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