17th Century Karan Portrait Exhibition

Insho-sha

Published by Insho-sha, 1985

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Title: 17th Century Karan Portrait Exhibition Author: Impression-sha Product appearance: Perfect Publication time: 1985 Edition: Soft Cover Publisher: Impression-sha Printing time: 1994 Imprint: 1 Page count: 145 Page size: 29.7 x 22.5 cm 192 Product description : A collection of European classicist pictorial portraits, 17th-century Karan portraits, 300 to 400-year-old Karan mirror mirrors, and an important line of Japanese people in this modern era. Self-confidence, self-esteem and longing for life, strength, mutual expression of affection and trust between wife, child, and children.This book contains 59 classic portraits of Karan, 4 of which are copperplate engravings. Written by masters such as Rinboro and Katsuya Tomoe, with written commentary on the works, original Japanese version. Birth, schooling, work, employment, marriage. return to death. Every time we come to a turning point in our lives, we record the moments of self, children, parents, and friends. In modern times, the means of influence have been widely applied, but in the era of a reflective machine, this small work city has been completed by the artist. However, the portraits and photographs used in the paintings are different, and they are unique. By the way, in the era before the resurgence of literary arts, there were few people who had the privilege of purchasing Noh. However, there is one change that occurred in the 17th century. Realization of economic prosperity, which was not possessed before the passage, is a privilege for middle-class citizens with affluent economic lives. Seeing the world through one's own eyes, thinking through the world of humanism. Since then, he has pursued thorough photorealistic techniques in various European countries. Possessive conditions for contemporary portrait painting, the land of other people, and the beginning of sloppy formation. This is the theory, a 17th-century portrait of Karan, a reflection of 300-400-year-old Karan Kyoko, and an important line of Japanese people in this modern era. Self-confidence in life, self-respect and admiration, robustness, mutual expression of affection and trust between wife and children, children, norms, ethics in everyday life, social methods, and reverence for the great existence, etc. This is the common thought of all of us living in this world. Seller Inventory # 03004900090

Bibliographic Details

Title: 17th Century Karan Portrait Exhibition

Publisher: Insho-sha

Publication Date: 1985

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Fine