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promoting interest in animals and nature study
small amount of pencil writing on inner cover
Cover contains moderate shelf wear with stains and a few small tears along joint of spine
The book examines how daimyo patronage shaped Japanese art and material culture
Indische Plastik (Indian Sculpture) unknown author Lovely villages and hamlets wereEnglish Summary Published in 1921, Indische Plastik is a foundational German language art history text written by prominent East Asian art expert William Cohn. The book offers a comprehensive historical and aesthetic survey of traditional Indian sculpture, with a strong focus on Buddhist and Hindu religious art. Cohn examines the stylistic evolution, architectural contexts, and spiritual symbolism of Indian regional masterpieces, tracing their