Zdroj:	Sukiya Living: Journal of Japanese Gardening; Jan/Feb2009, Issue 67, p28-29, 2p
Abstrakt:	The article focuses on the bunjin-style artwork that shows a relaxed and off-beat feeling. The style is also used to describe certain playful styles of tea, ikebana, bonsai and other traditional art form in Japan. A bunjin-style art for, bunjin-ga, is also known as literati style paintings which depict people and scenery that tend to be highly personal and slightly amateurish in appearance. It provides an overview of bunjin-style in ikebana arrangements.
Databáze:	Supplemental Index
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