Japanese Painting: Calligraphy and Image
January 24th 2008 03:00
This exhibition organized by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art features stunning Japanese calligraphy and imagery from the three main groups of Japanese artists for whom calligraphy became a central means of expression: Zen and other Buddhist monks, literati, who modeled themselves after the educated Chinese elite, and aristocrats of the imperial line, who bore the responsibility for maintaining authentic Japanese artistic principles
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