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Opposition to academicism Modern Western influence Revival of traditional
painting Synthesis of English and Japanese folk pottery forms First Japanese
skyscrapers Developments in calligraphy The Kemakura Museum of Modem Art.
Opposition to academicism Modern Western influence Revival of traditional
painting Synthesis of English and Japanese folk pottery forms First Japanese
skyscrapers Developments in calligraphy The Kemakura Museum of Modem Art.
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visited Japan frequently, and Henry Moore, the British sculptor, held exhibitions
in Japan. They influenced Westem-style sculptors, notably those of younger
generation, giving them a fundamental understanding of the aesthetics and
materials ...
visited Japan frequently, and Henry Moore, the British sculptor, held exhibitions
in Japan. They influenced Westem-style sculptors, notably those of younger
generation, giving them a fundamental understanding of the aesthetics and
materials ...
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(EnameIwork): sll HAIRY GARNER, Chinese and Japanese Cloisonné Enamels (
1962). (Metalwork): a. GYLLENSVARD, T'ang Gold and Silver (1957). (Textiles):
SCHUYLBR CAMMANN, China's Dragon Robes (1952); ALAN PRIEST and ...
(EnameIwork): sll HAIRY GARNER, Chinese and Japanese Cloisonné Enamels (
1962). (Metalwork): a. GYLLENSVARD, T'ang Gold and Silver (1957). (Textiles):
SCHUYLBR CAMMANN, China's Dragon Robes (1952); ALAN PRIEST and ...
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