Tag: japanese culture and art
Japan art and Sengai Gibon: Buddhism and Meditating Frog
Gyoshu Hayami and Japan art: Meiji to early Showa
Japan art and Buddhism: Sengai Gibon (1750-1837)
Japan art and Gyoshu Hayami (1894-1935)
Japan art and Buddhist Monks in the deep snow with a Shinto Shrine in the distance
Buddhism and Sengai Gibon: Buddhist contemplation and artistic outreach
Kanae Yamamoto and Japan art: Economic perils of his early life (Part One)
Japan art and one-sided love: Frailty of life despite his boundless love of Paris
Sengai Gibon and Rinzai Buddhism: Artistic Outreach and Buddhist Contemplation
Art of Japan and Kiyoo: Social and political convulsions but artistic continuity
Japanese Buddhist poetry of the fourteenth century: Jakushitsu Genkō (1290-1367)
Japanese Art and the intriguing nature of Hayami: Northern Renaissance to Bunjinga
Art of Japan and richness of religion: Modern times and fusions of the past
Kanae Yamamoto (Part Two) and art of Japan: Europe and Socialism
Japanese art and Kawamura Kiyoo (1852-1934): Changing times but sublime continuity
Japan art and the last Ukiyo-e knell of the Meiji Era: Western artists inspired by Japan
Japanese Art and Culture under Oda Nobunaga (1534-1582): Christianity to Liberalization
Spice of Ukiyo-e and Art of Japan: Kami of Shinto and Mountains in Blue
Rinzai Buddhism and Japanese Art: Outreach dimensions of Sengai Gibon
Japan Artist and the Frailty of Life: Yuzo Saeki and his one-sided love affair with France
Japanese Art and Fusions of Sekka: Nightfall and the Allure of Buddhist Monks and Shintoism
Art of Sengai Gibon and Rinzai Buddhism: Buddhist Contemplation and Artistic Outreach
Jakushitsu Genkō (1290-1367) and Buddhist Poetry in old Japan
Art of Japan: Kanae Yamamoto Overcame Economic Adversity (Part
Japanese Art and the Real Eternity’s Gate of Yuzo Saeki in the Mirror of Van Gogh
Japanese Artist Inspired by Diverse Art Themes: Hayami and Flows of Time
Japanese Art and Kanae Yamamoto (Part Two): Impact of Europe and Socialism
Japanese Art and Kanae Yamamoto (Part One): Difficult Early Years
Japanese Buddhist Poetry by Jakushitsu (1290-1367): Why pursue words, when one truly seeks silence?
Art of Japan and the Real Eternity’s Gate of Yuzo Saeki in the Mirror of Van Gogh
Art, Christianity, Culture, and Liberalization under Famous Japanese Warlord
Art of Japan and Rinzai Buddhism: Buddhist Contemplation of Sengai Gibon to Artistic Outreach
Japanese Artist Inspired by the Middle Kingdom of China and European Art
Isolated Japanese Buddhist Monk in Art and Shinto Shrine by Sawako Utsumi
Japan Art and Paris: Yuzo Saeki, A Love of France that Evaded Him and Frailty of Life
Japanese Art, Culture and Religion: Fusions of Distant Times and Modern Society
Flourishing of Art and Culture under Japanese Warlord Oda Nobunaga in the 16th Century
Yuzo Saeki and Art of Japan: France, Poor Health, and Isolation in Paris
Japanese Art and Gyoshu Hayami: High Culture, Modernity, and Individuality
Art of Japan and Keisai Eisen: Tenaciousness in Adversity
Art of Japan and Fusions of Kamisaka Sekka: Nightfall and the Allure of Buddhist Monks and Shintoism
Japanese Art: Van Gogh and the real Eternity’s Gate of Yuzo Saeki
Gyoshu Hayami: Art Forms of Japan, Richness of Imperial China and European Art
Art of Japan and Gyoshu Hayami: A Rich Artistic Soul
Japan Art and Fusions of Sekka by Sawako Utsumi: Buddhist Monks, Shinto and Nightfall
Japanese Warlord and Art: Nobunaga, Centralization, Innovation and Art in the late 16th Century
Japan Art and Yuzo Saeki: Gem of an Artist who Died of Tuberculosis in his Beloved France
Japanese Art with Ronin Gallery in New York: Edo Art to Contemporary
Art of Japan and the Intriguing and Mysterious World of Ukiyo-e
Japanese Artist in Paris: Yuzo Saeki and Isolation in a Land he Adored
Japanese Art and the Reality of Life in the Edo Period: Keisai Eisen and Early Years
Japanese Art and Gyoshu Hayami: Flows of China, Europe and Japan
Japanese Art by Sawako Utsumi: Buddhism, Shintoism and the Gradual Fading of Kamisaka Sekka
Japanese Shinto Shrine and Isolated Buddhist Monk by Sawako Utsumi
Japanese Art and Cultural Impact of Oda Nobunaga: Kano Eitoku
Art of Japan and Informative Years of Keisai Eisen
Japanese Art and Gyoshu Hayami: Northern Renaissance to Bunjinga
Art of Japan and Keisai Eisen: Sorrow and Strength at a Tender Age
Oda Nobunaga and Cultural Impact in pre-Edo Period: Kano Eitoku
Art of Japan: “At Eternity’s Gate” by Van Gogh and Plight of Yuzo Saeki
Yuzo Saeki and Japanese Art: A Rare Flower Cut Down by Tuberculosis in France
Keisai Eisen and Japanese Art: Early Impact
Japan Art and Yuzo Saeki: Death and Isolation in a Distant Land
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