Epochs of Chinese & Japanese art : an outline history of East Asiatic design
Epochs of Chinese & Japanese art is a 1912 outline history of East Asian design by Ernest Francisco Fenollosa, published in London by W. Heinemann for students and general readers of art history. Its plates are monochrome reproductions of Chinese and Japanese paintings and decorative panels, including ink landscapes, a bird-and-flower scroll with cranes and plum blossoms, and a horse frieze, which a designer might study for brushwork, sparse composition, and negative space.
