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In Praise of Japanese Beauty 定価：26,250円(税込み) |
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サイズ：B4 (364mm×257mm) ページ数:136 (Full Color) 写真：六田知弘 文：(株)コエランス編集部 |
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日本の美を世界へ紹介 「In Praise of Japanese Beauty」遂に刊行 日本の美の源泉は何処に。それは豊かな自然に育まれたから。日本列島を蓋う森が生み出す陰影こそ美意識の元。  写真家の六田知弘さん撮影の縄文から江戸時代にわたる美術品と自然を色彩豊かな印刷と簡単明瞭な英文による解説で体系的に外国人にも理解できるよう編集。 海外への知的なお土産に。また、書斎での休息に。家族の対話の素に。 |
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仏 Kozoji Sitting Amitabha Buddha The front and back of the Buddha are made from two different pieces of wood, while the shoulder regions are made from yet another piece of wood. Having suffered fierce weather conditions, such as wind and snow, for 800 years, the wooden blocks of the Buddha have warped, leaving a fissure in the face of the Buddha. The Buddha simply sits in silence. |
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羽黒山五重塔 Five Story Pagoda, Mt.Haguro Japan is a relatively small nation, comprised of four main islands that stretch from north to south in a long and slender manner. Of this territory, over 70% of Japan's land is mountainous. With such harsh conditions, our forefathers had struggled to make efficient use of what arable land they had at their disposal, ultimately leading to the birth of a rich culture. |
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見返りの鹿 Clay Figurine of a Deer Looking Backwards The deer is an important animal often used by the Shinto gods and played a prominent role in the Shinto religion. In this regard, the haniwa at hand was made with reverence to the sacred beast, with green and rouge painted eyes and an an expression of movement at the mouth. |
| ◆ 六田知弘（むだ・ともひろ） 略歴 |
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