Themes in the History of Japanese Garden Art
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Themes in the History of Japanese Garden Art

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Japanese gardens are fascinating expressions of landscape art. Their beauty speaks to everyone. What is behind this beauty? Why do the gardens of Japan speak to us so strongly? This volume delves into questions of beauty and ideas of nature expressed in the visual and literary arts of Japan as well as notions of taste and creativity in garden making. It goes beyond the pop...more
Hardcover, 283 pages
Published May 1st 2002 by University of Hawaii Press
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