Natsu. Estampes d'été. Haïkus de Bashô. Photographie Maï-Thu remained faithful to this

Maï-Thu remained faithful to this teaching throughout his life

published between 1970 and 1983

[1] 163-172 Revillout

Gustave Courbet

Natsu. Estampes d'été. Haïkus de Bashô. Photographie Maï-Thu remained faithful to thisStay a while behind the waterfall summer begins Summer Celebration ( natsu in Japanese, ), this book brings together Japanese prints and the poetry of Matsuo Bash (1644 1694). Summer in Japan, after a brief rainy season, means hunting fireflies, listening to the song of cicadas, and walking in the mountains, on lakes or by the sea to find a bit of coolness Reflecting impermanence, the seasons are at the heart of Japanese culture and art.