Fables illustrées par des maîtres de l'estampe japonaise. Epigraphie Religion La poésie demeure son terrain

La poésie demeure son terrain de prédilection : l’épigramme grecque

A Lebanese poet who chose to write in French

Study published in the century-old story of Villanova

He thus restored a neglected genre to the forefront

the transposition of Western creative techniques and the fine arts system to China helped train the generation of artists who came to Paris after 1945: among the students trained by Lin Fengmian were Zao Wou-ki (Zhao Wuji)

Fables illustrées par des maîtres de l'estampe japonaise. Epigraphie Religion La poésie demeure son terrainThe Meiji Restoration of 1868 opened Japan to cultural and commercial relations with the West. This was a time when collectors were passionate about Japan and its civilization. This edition of La Fontaine's Fables, published in 1894, is aimed at them. The five artists of La Fontaine's Fables were illustrators well known to the Japanese public: Kajita Hanko, Kan Tomonobu, Okakura Shsui, Kawanabe Kysui, daughter of the famous Kawanabe Kysai (1883 1889),