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Kakuzo Okakura
The Ideals of the East

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painting

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1 Intro | carried on, besides Japanese painting and sculpture. The members 2 Intro | development of sculpture, painting, and architecture in China 3 Confuc| was to be determined.~Even painting was held in esteem for its 4 Taoism| first in poetry, first in painting, and first in foolishness." 5 Taoism| systematic criticism of painting and the first history of 6 Taoism| fact that in his day all painting was still on the early Asiatic 7 Taoism| Thus Confucius says "all painting is in the sequence of white." 8 Taoism| lost style of the Greeks in painting, - that style which was 9 Taoism| great Chinese or Japanese painting lies only in its expression 10 Nara | of the Laoist school of painting under the Tâng dynasty.~ 11 Heian | Kwannon of Hokkiji in Nara.~In painting, the twelve devas by Kukai, 12 Fujiwa| adherents of this idea.~Japanese painting, with its delicate lines 13 Fujiwa| far as to imitate women in painting their faces and in their 14 Kamaku| bronzes of Nara and Fujiwara.~Painting lent itself, besides portraiture, 15 Ashika| colour in importance.~A painting, which is a universe in 16 Ashika| important a subject than a painting of a single flower or a 17 Toyoto| multitude~of pupils, worked on, painting the immense forests, the 18 Tokuga| when all other artists were painting in ink, he had still maintained 19 Tokuga| æsthetes, who considered a painting to he worthless when it 20 Meiji | Kamakura period. Historical painting, enriched in material by


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