...Oriental toplos and travelers In Asia. Its treatment of the subject is novel In several respects. . . . This book conceives of the art of each epoch as a peculiar beauty of line, spacing and color whic'.i could have been produced at no other time, and which permeates all the Industry of Its day....

...Oriental topics and travellers in Asia. lts treatment of the subject is novel in several respects. lt conceives of the art of each epoch as a peculiar beauty...color which could have been produced at no other time. lnternationsl Studio. Furst, HEA lndividuality and art. 1912. 701 F98 What appears at first sight to...

...aesthetic. Like Wölfflin he structured his enquiry within a stylistic unity of epochs, conceiving 'the art of each epoch as a peculiar beauty of line, spacing and colour which could have been produced at no other time and which permeates all the industries of its...

...period and describe it."83 Earlier accounts looked at the materials of Asian art. By contrast, Fenollosa "conceives of the art of each epoch as a peculiar beauty of line, spacing, and colour which could have been produced at no other time."84 Nowadays most histories of Japanese and...