Toyeki. —  Japanese  artist,  Unkoku  school,  seventeenth  century.
Tori. —  Naturalized  Chinese  originally  from  Wu  Province,  art-
ists and  bronze-founders.  Karatsukuri  Tori  (Busshi),  the
third  Tori,  cast  great  statues  at  Horyuji,  early  seventh
century.
U

Unkei  (Bichu  Hoin). —  Japanese  sculptor  who  flourished  about
1180-1215.  Worked  first  at  Nara,  later  at  Kamakura.
W

Wang  Meng. —  Chinese  artist,  Yuan  Dynasty,  flourished  about

1330-1350  A.  D.
Wang   Wei. —  Chinese   artist  and  poet,   T'ang   Dynasty.    Born

699;  died  759  A.  D.
Wu   Tao-tze. —  Chinese   artist,   T'ang   Dynasty,   flourished   first

half  of  the  eighth  century.
Wu  Wei. —  Chinese  artist,  Ming  Dynasty,  fifteenth  century.
Yakushi.— God  of  Healing  with  Surya,  the  Solar,  and  Chandra,
the  Lunar,  Deities  forming  one  of  the  Buddhist  trinities.
Yamaguchi    Oguchi. —  Chinese    sculptor,    flourished    in    Japan
about  the  middle  of  the  seventh  century.
Yen   Hui. — Chinese  artist,  Yuan   Dynasty,  fourteenth  century.
Compare  Gankt

Yen  Li-pen. —  Chinese  artist,  T'ang  Dynasty,  flourished  about
626-668  A.  D.
Yen  Tzu-ping. —  Chinese  artist,  Southern  Sung  Dynasty,  twelfth
century.
Yen  Wen-kuei. —  Chinese  artist,  Southern  Sung  Dynasty,  elev-
enth century.
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GLOSSARY

Yeri  Sozu.—  Priest  and  sculptor,  851-935  A.  D.
Yoshimasa    (Ashikaga). —  Shogun,    art   patron,   builder   of   the

Ginkakuji,  1449-1472.
Yoshimitsu   (Ashikaga). —  Shogun,   art  patron,  builder  of   the

Kingakuji,  1368-1394.
Yuan  Dynasty.— Chinese  (Mongol),  1280-1368.
Yueh-kan. —  Chinese    artist,    Southern    Sung    Dynasty,    twelfth

century.
Yukimitsu. —  Japanese  artist,  Tosa  school,  fourteenth  century.
Yusho  (Kaihoku). —  Japanese  artist,  pupil  of  Kano  Eitoku,  1532-

1615.
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INDEX


Amida,  17;  attendants,
17-18;  of  Kamakura,
112;  belief  in,  121,
272;  see  Glossary.
An-ami  (Kwaikei),  75-
76.
Art  Bureau,   70.
Arhats  (rakan),  81-82,
151.
Armour,   94,   118-119.
Awata  Palace,  218.
Bayen   (Ma  Yuan),  145.
Beads,  66  and  see  note
below.
Bishamon,    78,    157.
