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Kakuzo Okakura
The Ideals of the East

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1 Primit| sword-soul on the solemn art of Ashikaga. And as the stream courses 2 Taoism| art, though the Sung and Ashikaga artists have added the beauty 3 Asuka | Kamakura, to that of the Ashikaga Shogunate.~The Ashikaga 4 Asuka | Ashikaga Shogunate.~The Ashikaga Period, 1394 to 1587 A.D. - 5 Kamaku| on the one hand and the Ashikaga and Tokugawa epochs on the 6 Ashika| ASHIKAGA PERIOD~1400-1600 A.D. ~THE 7 Ashika| PERIOD~1400-1600 A.D. ~THE Ashikaga period is named from that 8 Ashika| Japanese since the days of Ashikaga, steeped as it were in the 9 Ashika| imposes a limitation on the Ashikaga art, which devotes itself 10 Ashika| ever since the days of the Ashikaga masters, though subjected 11 Ashika| itself. Thus the art of Ashikaga bears an entirely different 12 Ashika| epoch. Later, as here in the Ashikaga period, we have the higher 13 Ashika| Gnan, or "insight."~The Ashikaga ideal owes its origin to 14 Ashika| down by the Kamakura and Ashikaga monks was the Southern, 15 Ashika| star - was the ideal of the Ashikaga knight. Everything was sought 16 Ashika| expressive of Zen ideas.~The Ashikaga aristocracy, exquisites 17 Ashika| required the artists of Ashikaga, representing the Indian 18 Ashika| unparalleled by any other. For the Ashikaga Shoguns were great patrons 19 Ashika| the consideration of the Ashikaga era without some reference 20 Ashika| art-impulse, and it is during the Ashikaga period that our national 21 Ashika| towards the opening of the Ashikaga~period, to those No-dances, 22 Toyoto| PERIOD~1600-1700 A.D. ~THE Ashikaga rule, weakened by the factions 23 Toyoto| movements, and replace the Ashikaga Shoguns in his own person 24 Toyoto| severe refinement of the Ashikaga princes was distasteful, 25 Toyoto| simpler dwellings even of the Ashikaga Shoguns. This was the age 26 Toyoto| strove to return to the Ashikaga ideal. His court painters - 27 Toyoto| bold conceptions of the Ashikaga masters. True to the instinct 28 Toyoto| best of all the spirit of Ashikaga in its purity, while Korin, 29 Tokuga| his old school during the Ashikaga period. In thus standing 30 Tokuga| imagery based on Jasoku of the Ashikaga period; and here, finally, 31 Meiji | the silver moonshine of Ashikaga - returns upon us here in 32 Meiji | inaugurated the revival of the Ashikaga and Sung masters in their 33 Vista | lofty abstinence of that Ashikaga knighthood who sought with 34 Vista | art to nature which the Ashikaga inaugurated has become now


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