La sente des contrées secrètes. Carnet de voyage et haïkus. Extrême-Orient as evidenced by the works

as evidenced by the works of the 90 artists in this book

The work may have taken him twenty-five years to complete

She exhibited there regularly until the end of the 1950s

in the diocese of Rouen

where color occupies an unprecedented place in the work of the Franco-Chinese artist

La sente des contrées secrètes. Carnet de voyage et haïkus. Extrême-Orient as evidenced by the worksIn his book Oku No Hosomichi, or The Path of Secret Lands, Mastuo Bash records his final journey to the far reaches of Japan's far north. An undisputed master of haiku and a follower of Zen Buddhist philosophy, this Japanese monk poet undertook, at the end of 1689, a long pilgrimage through what was then terra incognita for most Japanese. He brought back this travel journal, in the form of short prose texts, punctuated by his famous haikus. This book