Rimpa: Decorative Japanese Painting Individual Photographer Monographs Additional Condition Info: Dust jacket

Additional Condition Info: Dust jacket contains light shelf wear

Publisher:  MFA Publications

while holding onto her inner nobility and the belief that "a princess doesn't cry"

and how they brought about peace with the Indians because of their bungling is told with sly humor and hilarious incident

but as a comprehensive spiritual and metaphysical path aimed at liberation through mastery of consciousness

Rimpa: Decorative Japanese Painting Individual Photographer Monographs Additional Condition Info: Dust jacketA collection of dazzling and daring Japanese traditional art. Rimpa, one of the major art movements of Japanese painting, was founded in Kyoto in the seventeenth century by Honami Koetsu and Tawaraya Sotatsu. Years later, the style blossomed under brothers Ogata Korin and Ogata Kenzan and then was consolidated and popularized in Edo by Sakai Hoitsu and Suzuki Kiitsu. A characteristic feature of Rimpa is its rich decorative style, such as backgrounds