The Dragon Painter

About this book

In a time when Western influences began to reshape Japan's cultural landscape, "The Dragon Painter" by Mary McNeil Fenollosa delves into the life of Kano Indara, an aging artist grappling with the essence of his craft. This poignant narrative explores the clash between artistic integrity and societal expectations, as Indara seeks to reclaim his identity through the creation of a mythical dragon. With vivid imagery and profound themes of tradition versus modernity, this novel captivates readers with its exploration of the pursuit of unalienable artistic expression. Ideal for students and civic activists alike, "The Dragon Painter" offers a compelling reflection on the power of art in preserving cultural heritage.