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| Portrait of Minamoto no Yoritomo by Fujiwara No Takanobu |
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Ink on silk
Kakemono
Located in Jingoshi Temple
First Shonen
Embroided silk on top and bottom
Seated on 5 layers of tatami
Formal portrait
Oma-e style |
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| Scrolls of the events of the Heiji period |
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Emakimono
Ink and color on paper
Burning of the Sanjo palace
Tale of the events when Minamoto no Yoshitimo led a Fujiwara-planned coup
Go Shirakawa was taken prisoner and the Sanjou palace burned down
Killed all the people
Otoko-e with onna-e influences |
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| Fukukenjaku Kannon by Kokei |
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Wood with paint
Kei school of sculptures
Boddhisatva of compassion
Eight arms: *Holds a staff=monk
*A wisk= Dellusions
*Staff with blossom=enlightment
*Lazo: Round up lost souls
Crystal=Senatoni which eliminates unhappiness
Crown with Shaka in the middle
Enlighted eyes (iris and pupil)Gyokugan |
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Painted wood
He was a rakan
Created by using yosegi as well as Gyokugan
Really naturalistic stand |
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Wood painted
Gyokugen eyes
Located in a small buddhist temple
became a buddhist man after filling guilty for killing a deer
Repetition of the chant represented by the buddhas coming out of his mouth
Natural stand |
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| Portrait of Myoe Shonin by Jonin |
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Kakemono
Yamtao-e
Founder of new form of buddhism which advocated meditation
He knew the first shogun
Ink work
Inspires meditation
Chinese composing perspective: From ground level up |
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| The six realms of existence |
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Color on silk
Kakemono
Rokudo-e
Kuzozu: Depiction of corpse in descomposition
Naturalism
Attention to detail
Description of 9 stages of decomposition |
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| Temple of the Golden Pavilion |
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Yoshimitsu retired home/palace
Cover in gold foil
Three flooors: *Relaxation
*Shogun
*Buddha
Chinese style: Flying roof |
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Many different subtemples, courtyards and sections
Housing for monks
Zen Buddhist Temple |
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Woodware
Tsubo
Sandy, trace metals which oxidize turn orange
Coil in 3 stages
Wabi and Sabi |
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| Death of the Buddha by Mincho |
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Kakemono
color on silk
Located in Tofukuji were Minsho was in charge of outfitting
Many different types of creatures
Night time |
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| Cottage by a mountain in stream by Mincho |
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Kakemono
Zenga
Sumi-e
Colophan describes pic and poems from friends
Copy Chan style
Priest build a study and invited friends to a poetry party
Amateur painting: Spacial relationship, lost perspective |
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| Four sleepers by Mokuan Reien |
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Zen buddhist monk who worked in China
Many of his paintings were brought back to Japan
Doshakuga style
Kansan, Jittoku, Bukan and Tiger
Moryoga style |
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| Catching catfish with a Gourd by Josetsu |
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Monochrome scroll
Kakemono, could have been a screen door
The heart can not be grasped
Depiction of a koan
Contemporary of Mincho |
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| Reading in the Bamboo Study by Shubun |
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Kakemono
Depicts a scholars study |
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| Winter Landscape by Sesshu |
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Sharp, angular, brushstroke=Shin
Broken ink=haboku
1 of 4 kakemono: One for each season
Suibokuga
Suibokuga |
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Ink on silk
Haboku
Farewell gift to a student
Date and circumstances written on top
Added poems written by monks and those who felt inspired |
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| Zen Patriarch Kyogen Sweeping with a Broom by Kano Motonobu |
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Kano school was lead by Mazunobu who was the Shogun's painter
Kakemono
Kyojen was asked to remember past life and experienced enlightenment when a tile broke on his head while sweeping |
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Ashikaga private retreat
Tea house |
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