Fables in Ivory : Japanese Netsuke and Their Legends.
To introduce these miniature sculptures to a wider audience and, at the same time, to tell some of the legends that inspired their creators, Adrienne Barbanson presents here a collection of superb photographs accompanied by a narrative text designed to enhance the reader's appreciation of this...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Tuttle Publishing,
1961.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Frontcover
- Copyright
- Dedication
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- PREFACE
- AUTHOR'S NOTE
- NETSUKE AND JAPANESE LEGENDS
- The Diving Girl and the Jewel
- Ryu, the Dragon
- Hebi, the Snake
- The Legend of Dojo-ji
- Baku, the Dream-eater
- Kirin, the Unicorn
- Uma, the Horse
- The King of Hell and His Demons
- Daikoku, God of Wealth
- Kitsune, the Fox
- Oshidori, the Mandarin Duck
- Fukurokuju, God of Longevity
- Jiraiya and the Great Spiritof the Toad
- Usagi, the Hare
- Tengu, the Tree Imp
- Suzume, the Sparrow
- Saru, the Monkey
- The Masks of the Noh Drama.
- Uzume, the Dancing Goddess
- The Fabulous Dutchmen
- Kintoki, the Japanese Hercules
- Neko, the Cat
- Nezumi, the Rat
- lnoshishi, the Wild Boar
- Shoki, the Demon-killer
- Shojo, the Drunkard
- The Demon of Rashomon
- Kan-u, the Loyal General
- Ningyo, the Mermaid
- Tora, the Tiger
- Kappa, the Water Goblin
- Kinko and the Carp
- Two Sages and Their Magic Horses
- Ashinaga and Tenaga:
- Kanzan and Jittoku
- Tennin, the Angel
- Daruma, Founder of Zen
- Choryo and the Sandal
- BIBLIOGRAPHY
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