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1996.17.192.1

Scroll painting [.1] of autumn maple colours at Tsutenkyo Bridge, Tofuku-ji temple, in a wooden box [.2] with lid [.3] [SM 24/04/2008]


1996.17.192.1

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Collection type
Object
Description
Scroll painting [.1] of autumn maple colours at Tsutenkyo Bridge, Tofuku-ji temple, in a wooden box [.2] with lid [.3] [SM 24/04/2008]
Long description
Scroll painting [.1] of autumn maple colours at Tsutenkyo Bridge, Tofuku-ji temple, in a wooden box [.2] with lid [.3]. The painting is mounted on a white ivory rod. The painting is mounted on paper covered with a grey silk brocade textile with white flowers. The entire painting is stored in a wooden box. The lid of the box has handwritten characters on both sides. The box has a Japanese label at one end and at one end is a label in English that reads: "Hanen : Autumn at Tsuten-kyo, Tofukuji" [SM 24/04/2008]
Geographical reference
Kyoto
Cultural groups
Japanese
Person
Maker Hoen
Field collector John Lowe
PRM source John Lowe
Date / Period
Date made: 1804-1867
Date collected
By 1996
Acquisition information
Donated: 02/1996
Materials and processes
Material Paper Plant, Material Ink, Material Pigment, Material Animal Ivory Tooth, Material Wood Plant, Process Painted, Process Brocaded Woven, Process Carpentered, Process Bound, Process Rolled, Process Carved
Dimensions
Width: max 77 mm, Width: max 75 mm, Length: max 500 mm Fully unrolled, Length: max 568 mm, Length: max 570 mm, Height: max 60 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1996.17.192.1 Accession number: 1996.17.192.2 Accession number: 1996.17.192.3
Research and responses

For information on the artist Kansai, see Laurance P. Roberts' A Dictionary of Japanese Artists, 1976. (Weatherhill: Tokyo & New York), p. 46. (See xerox in RDF.)

For more information on scroll paintings and the horse race at Kamigamo Shrine see the donor's typescript catalogue p. 45-46.

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