Japanese Art
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He exhausted these two colours com- pletely. No European artist to my knowl- edge has ever balanced these two colours so perfectly. Buntcho (i 765-1801), re- tained all his life by a prince, indulged in historical researches, and the depiction of actors, very original both in design and colour feeling. Ever since Chikamitsu's dramas had become popular, there had been a rage for actor prints. Nearly all artists devoted some sheets to this hith- erto so degraded profession. Toyokuni, and later Ku...niyoshy (i 796-1 86 i),"seemed particularly adapted to this work. The violence of dramatic gesture, although KUNIYOSHY. — A RONIN.
THE REALISTIC MOVEMENT 1 27 exaggerated almost to the verge of the ridiculous, are masterly rendered by them.
Kuniyoshy, in particular, was a wild, unrestrained talent, with an imagination that was neither to bend nor to break.
His fantastic landscapes were a positive rejection of all the theories and estab- lished rules of aestheticism. His illustra- tions of the "Forty-seven Renins," the national drama of loyalty and revenge, made him popular all over the islands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He exhausted these two colours com- pletely. No European artist to my knowl- edge has ever balanced these two colours so perfectly. Buntcho (i 765-1801), re- tained all his life by a prince, indulged in historical researches, and the depiction of actors, very original both in design and colour feeling. Ever since Chikamitsu's dramas had become popular, there had been a rage for actor prints. Nearly all artists devoted some sheets to this hith- erto so degraded profession. Toyokuni, and later Ku...niyoshy (i 796-1 86 i),"seemed particularly adapted to this work. The violence of dramatic gesture, although KUNIYOSHY. — A RONIN.
THE REALISTIC MOVEMENT 1 27 exaggerated almost to the verge of the ridiculous, are masterly rendered by them.
Kuniyoshy, in particular, was a wild, unrestrained talent, with an imagination that was neither to bend nor to break.
His fantastic landscapes were a positive rejection of all the theories and estab- lished rules of aestheticism. His illustra- tions of the "Forty-seven Renins," the national drama of loyalty and revenge, made him popular all over the islands.
What to read after Japanese Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadakichi Hartmann to read onlineMoreLess
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