Japanese Art of Stone Appreciation: Suiseki and its Use with BonsaiTuttle Publishing, 20 dec 2011 - 160 pagina's The Japanese Art of Stone Appreciation is an exploration into the art of suiseki—small, naturally formed stones selected for their shape, balance, simplicity and tranquility. Written by two leading experts in the field of Japanese gardening and art, this concise introduction offers aesthetic guidance and direct practical advice that is a window into traditional Japanese culture. It details the essential characteristics of a high-quality suiseki, describing the various systems of stone classification in this Japanese art form and explaining how to display a suiseki to its best advantage. There is also a section on incorporating suiseki alongside a bonsai tree, the most popular and rewarding complement to peaceful suiseki miniature landscape gardens. Sections include:
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Inhoudsopgave
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS | 8 |
INTRODUCTION | 18 |
Characteristics and Aesthetic Qualities | 28 |
Classification of Suiseki | 35 |
Displaying the Stone | 68 |
Suiseki with Bonsai and Other Related Arts | 86 |
Collecting Suiseki | 132 |
Overige edities - Alles bekijken
The Japanese Art of Stone Appreciation: Suiseki and its Use with Bonsai Vincent T. Covello,Yuji Yoshimura Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 2009 |
The Japanese Art of Stone Appreciation: Suiseki and Its Use with Bonsai Vincent T. Covello,Yuji Yoshimura Geen voorbeeld beschikbaar - 1996 |
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