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Sumie-e:The Japanese Art of Paiting.
Sumi-e, literally "ink picture" was first introduced to Japan from China by
Zen priests during the 13th century. Like shodoh or Japanese calligraphy, it
is a monochromatic style of painting in which a simple brush is used with
black ink to paint on white rice paper.
The traditional subject matter of sumi-e paintings is landscapes, objects
from nature such as bamboo, flowers and leaves and sometimes animals or
people. Sumi-e is characterized by simple lines and strokes designed to
capture the essence of a given subject and is very much tied into the tenets
of Zen spirituality.
While sumi-e is traditionally painted with black ink on white paper, over
the years this art form evolved and many wonderful examples of sumi-e can be
seen painted on silk and using a variety of colored inks.
Enter
Sayonara
--
Adriana
Confusion is a word we have invented for an order which is not
understood.
Henry Miller (1891 - 1980) U.S. novelist, 1939.
Yasmin wrote:
: Sumie-e:The Japanese Art of Paiting.
AJ
"Yasmin" <rcr...@globo.com> wrote in message news:#afK5mHxCHA.2296@TK2MSFTNGP10...
Sumie-e:The Japanese Art of Paiting.
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Sumie-e:The Japanese Art of Paiting.
Helen
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: Your words are the perfect definition for the Sumi-e painting, Helen. There
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