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Sumi-e, translated from Japanese as "ink picture," is an ideal vehicle for teaching art to any beginner. This introduction to Sumi-e is organized simply and clearly around its four basic brush strokes. 120 illustrations.
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Sumi-e, a Japanese term meaning "ink picture," was brought to Japan around the seventh century A.D. by Japanese scholars returning from a visit to China.
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- Yolanda Mayhall (Author)
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 751.4252
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