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Calligraphy

National Treasure

Wakan Roeishu Anthology

Calligraphy of Fujiwara Koreyuki

基本情報

  • Japan, Late-Heian Period, dated 1160 (Eiryaku 1)
  • Handscroll; ink on paper
  • Vol.I: D. 27.9 cm, L. 367.9 cm
  • Vol.II: D. 27.9 cm, L. 422.9 cm
  • Kyoto National Museum (BK598)

The Wakan Roeishu is an anthology of Chinese and Japanese verse written by mid-Heian poet Fujiwara Kinto. This copy of the work was written on an ashide-e handscroll. The inscription reveals that it was copied by Sesonji Koreyuki in 1160.

Ashide-e was a painting technique fashionable in the late-Heian period that combined decorative motifs and script. This ashide-e includes reeds, water fowl, flying birds, rocks and wheels, in navy blue, greenish-blue, brownish-red and silver.

This work is valuable not only as a complete edition of the Wakan Roeishu, but also as a rare example of calligraphy on an ashide-e ground.

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