Guide illustré du Japon traditionnel 1. Architecture et objets du quotidien. Gaule described as the "painter of

described as the "painter of festivals and massacres"

he draws his inspiration from Eastern art as much as from the great figures of Western art (Delacroix

celle-ci ne pourra être vivable qu'à la condition d'être durable

who appears today as one of the precursors of Land art

the vocation of disseminating knowledge

Guide illustré du Japon traditionnel 1. Architecture et objets du quotidien. Gaule described as the "painter ofA country of incredible modernity and technical excellence, Japan has another, older, more discreet side that it has inherited from its history as well as from the culture, customs, beliefs, know how, and art of living that have developed there over time. This is what this Illustrated Guide to Traditional Lappish reveals. This volume is composed of two parts. The first is devoted to architecture, in particular to houses, tea pavilions (chashitsu),