Definition of sumi-e in English:

sumi-e

nounˈsuːmɪeɪˈso͞omē e

mass noun

Japanese ink painting using sumi.
Example sentencesExamples
- He is the only foreign member of the Gendai Suiboku-ga Kyokai, an honorary association of artists working exclusively on sumi-e.
- On his desk was the untouched sumi-e stuff: an ink stick, a grinding stone, a seal, fascinating to me and my sister; and the brushes, which lived in the pencil jar.
- How else to explain his keeping all his ducks in a row and still producing magnificent watercolors and sumi-e paintings?
- Simplicity is the most outstanding characteristic of sumi-e.
- The corresponding Grey Flow resembles the product of an artist gifted in the fluid brushwork of sumi-e.

Origin

From sumi + Japanese e 'painting'.

Definition of sumi-e in US English:

sumi-e

nounˈso͞omē e

Japanese ink painting using sumi.
Example sentencesExamples
- On his desk was the untouched sumi-e stuff: an ink stick, a grinding stone, a seal, fascinating to me and my sister; and the brushes, which lived in the pencil jar.
- The corresponding Grey Flow resembles the product of an artist gifted in the fluid brushwork of sumi-e.
- He is the only foreign member of the Gendai Suiboku-ga Kyokai, an honorary association of artists working exclusively on sumi-e.
- How else to explain his keeping all his ducks in a row and still producing magnificent watercolors and sumi-e paintings?
- Simplicity is the most outstanding characteristic of sumi-e.

Origin

From sumi + Japanese e ‘painting’.

单词	sumi-e
释义	Definition of sumi-e in English: sumi-e nounˈsuːmɪeɪˈso͞omē e mass noun Japanese ink painting using sumi. Example sentencesExamples He is the only foreign member of the Gendai Suiboku-ga Kyokai, an honorary association of artists working exclusively on sumi-e. On his desk was the untouched sumi-e stuff: an ink stick, a grinding stone, a seal, fascinating to me and my sister; and the brushes, which lived in the pencil jar. How else to explain his keeping all his ducks in a row and still producing magnificent watercolors and sumi-e paintings? Simplicity is the most outstanding characteristic of sumi-e. The corresponding Grey Flow resembles the product of an artist gifted in the fluid brushwork of sumi-e. Origin From sumi + Japanese e 'painting'. Definition of sumi-e in US English: sumi-e nounˈso͞omē e Japanese ink painting using sumi. Example sentencesExamples On his desk was the untouched sumi-e stuff: an ink stick, a grinding stone, a seal, fascinating to me and my sister; and the brushes, which lived in the pencil jar. The corresponding Grey Flow resembles the product of an artist gifted in the fluid brushwork of sumi-e. He is the only foreign member of the Gendai Suiboku-ga Kyokai, an honorary association of artists working exclusively on sumi-e. How else to explain his keeping all his ducks in a row and still producing magnificent watercolors and sumi-e paintings? Simplicity is the most outstanding characteristic of sumi-e. Origin From sumi + Japanese e ‘painting’.
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