DOI Heft:
No. 30 (September, 1895)
DOI Artikel:A Japanese course of instruction in wood-carving, [5]
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.17294#0243
Japanese IVood-Cawing
Lesson 2.—Hane. Feathers. The ground is
sunk \ inch in the centre, permitting the feathers
to be cut on varying planes.
Lesson 3.—Kiww. Cloud form. A high-reliei
study of conventional character. Very softened
edges.
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Lesson 4.—Mizu. Water form. A conven-
tional rendering of the cresting of a wave. Boldly
treated.
Lesson 5.—Hi. Flame form. A remarkably
crisp and vigorous treatment in characteristic
Japanese convention.
Lesson 6.—Hora. A conch-shell. Carved in
high-relief, the ground being cut away nearly half
an inch.
Lesson 2.—Hane. Feathers. The ground is
sunk \ inch in the centre, permitting the feathers
to be cut on varying planes.
Lesson 3.—Kiww. Cloud form. A high-reliei
study of conventional character. Very softened
edges.
224
Lesson 4.—Mizu. Water form. A conven-
tional rendering of the cresting of a wave. Boldly
treated.
Lesson 5.—Hi. Flame form. A remarkably
crisp and vigorous treatment in characteristic
Japanese convention.
Lesson 6.—Hora. A conch-shell. Carved in
high-relief, the ground being cut away nearly half
an inch.