Européens et japonais, traité sur les contradictions et différences de mœurs. Archéologie généralité a presentation of the calligrapher's

a presentation of the calligrapher's tools

many of them unpublished or rephotographed

commissioned by a fervent admirer of the fabulist - Baron Félix Feuillet de Conches - have come down to us

Judit Reigl

Européens et japonais, traité sur les contradictions et différences de mœurs. Archéologie généralité a presentation of the calligrapher's"Magellane" collection. In 1543, the Portuguese were the first Europeans to discover Japan, where they immediately established commercial ties. Francis Xavier established a Jesuit mission there in 1549. In 1597, the first persecutions began. The "Christian century" ended in the 1640s and 1650s: the country then closed in on itself, and its territory was closed to all foreign presence until 1853. Father Lus Fris, SJ (1532 1597), who lived in the