Two Poems from One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets
1615
33.0 x 60.0 cm
This fragment once belonged to a handscroll featuring the poetry of the entire anthology One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets. The underpainting in gold and silver by Tawaraya Sōtatsu describes the life cycle of the lotus—a plant associated with Buddhism. The two poems here are by Fujiwara no Akisuke (1090–1155) and Lady Horikawa (active late 12th century). Sakyō Dayū Akisuke 左京大夫顕輔Akikaze ni tanabiku kumo no taema yori more-izuru tsuki no kage no sayakesa The light of the moon,clear and radiant,pours through riftsin the clouds, buffetedby autumn breezes.Taikenmon’in Horikawa 待賢門院堀河Nagakaran kokoro mo shirazu kurokami no midarete kesa wa mono o koso omoe I have no idea how longhis love for me will last—as I recall this morningour affair, with my hairtangled as my emotions!—Trans. John T. Carpenter
hon'ami kōetsu (1558 – 1637)
Hon'ami Kōetsu (1558-1637) was a pivotal Japanese artist of the Rinpa school, renowned for calligraphy, lacquerware, pottery & painting. Inspired by Heian aesthetics, his work profoundly influenced generations of artists and embodies the spirit of ea
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- Názov: Two Poems from One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets
- Umenec: hon'ami kōetsu
- Rok: 1615
- Pôvodné rozmery: 33.0 x 60.0 cm
- Formát: Landscape
- Stav autorských práv: Právo verejného vlastníctva
- Paleta farieb: Neutrals
- Dominantná farba: Rosy Brown
- Kľúčové slová: “17th century japanese”, "fujiwara akisuke", "antique hanging scroll"
- Odtieň farby: Golden Yellow Range
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