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Helwig Schmidt-Glintzer (Herausgeber)
present Zen as a "secular doctrine without any necessary relationship to Buddhism or Eastern culture
" gravel and sand compositions reject nature
more than 100 of his haiku and tanka (introduced and translated by Stephen Addiss)
die seinen Charakter als eigenständigen spirituellen Weg sichtbar werden lässt
Japanese Painting: A Brief History Japanisches Gericht Helwig Schmidt-Glintzer (Herausgeber)by Kenji Toda The text and illustrations are divided into the three main streams of Japanese painting; the Chinese, Buddhist, and Japanese schools. Examples from each period give a comprehensive analysis of indigenous artistic endeavor from the earliest recorded artifacts, to the more sophisticated expressions of the late eighteenth century. Condition: Good Acceptable Format: Paperback Published: 1965 Pages Size: 102 p, 21 x 14. 9 cm Language: English
