japanese ink paintings

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History

 

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Robert L

 

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June 27, 2015

 

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University

 

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Looking at Japan, who was greatly influenced by art from China and its significant ink paintings of its past, a whole culture and society, is unraveled through it. Materials and Distinction Japanese arts have the distinction of being distinct because it uses absolutely identical materials, implements, and media for both drawing and painting (Bowie, 9)...
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Therefore, it is arguable whether Japanese drawings and paintings are either the same thing or, that there is no such thing as a Japanese drawing (Bowie, 9). Either way, these drawings/paintings represent a distinct art form and era in Japanese history as well as art history. The art of these ink drawings involve the use of sumi, which is a charcoal precipitate that is mixed with water and can create visual and textual effects to an unlimited range (Bowie, 10)...
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