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Encyclopedia > Early Spring

Yasujiro Ozu's 1956 film about a married office worker who has a fling with a typist, a fellow commuter. Stars Keiko Kishi.


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Guo Xi's Early Spring (192 words)
Early Spring, done in 1072, is considered one of the great masterpieces of the Northern Song monumental landscape tradition.
It is a rare example of an early painting executed by a court professional who signed and dated his work.
The lesser, bending trees Guo Xi described anthropomorphically as holding one's creeds within oneself; the crouching, gnarled trees were seen analogous to an individual clinging to his own virtues; and the vertical trees were compared to those individuals who remain abreast of their environmental conditions (politics) and flourish.
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