Japanese Ink-Painting: Lessons in Suiboku Techniques

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Summary: Japanese Ink-Painting
Review: "Japanese Ink-Painting" or "Sumie" is something that does not exist.

Suiboku is the Kanji pronunciation of two Chinese characters -- means water and ink. It's another name for Chinese National Painting --Guohwa.

The whole thing is Chinese.

Japanese painting is actually "Nihonga." It's very different from Chinese painting.

The title should be "Chinese Traditional Painting brought to you by Saito."

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Summary: The Only Suiboko Book you'll need!
Review: This is the best book out there on the market,originally published in 1959,this book has remained a classic.You will be taken on an intriguing journey led by Ryukyu Saito.If your a beginner or an expert this book will be not only be your teacher but your friend which will patiently guide you in the Suiboko Technique.