AWESOME JAPANESE LITERATI SCROLL, 1775, TEIUN
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Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1800: Item # 41831
Directory: Archives: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Pre 1800: Item # 41831
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On the 9th day of the 6th month of 1775, 3 artists, Reisen Uno (Motoaki/Gensho, a songwriter, poet and calligrapher), Keiho Takada (Kano Chikuin, a Kano trained painter of budhist images and calligrapher) and the master of the Chikudo, Teiun held a songwriting party. This scroll is a recording of the scene, with the subsequent song written along the top, followed by a poem by Chikuin and Reisen, recorded by Teiun. This is a truly fine scroll, recently restored from its worn Edo mountings. It is set in a quiet olive brocade with dark wooden rollers and measures 27 1/2 by 77 inches. This is truly a phenomenal work in both scale and condition.
On the 9th day of the 6th month of 1775, 3 artists, Reisen Uno (Motoaki/Gensho, a songwriter, poet and calligrapher), Keiho Takada (Kano Chikuin, a Kano trained painter of budhist images and calligrapher) and the master of the Chikudo, Teiun held a songwriting party. This scroll is a recording of the scene, with the subsequent song written along the top, followed by a poem by Chikuin and Reisen, recorded by Teiun. This is a truly fine scroll, recently restored from its worn Edo mountings. It is set in a quiet olive brocade with dark wooden rollers and measures 27 1/2 by 77 inches. This is truly a phenomenal work in both scale and condition.