Les Poètes et Henjo Jichin, de Stylus-Illustrated La concurrence des poètes de différentes périodes (Mokuhitsu jidai fudo uta awase-e). Artiste : l'Artiste non identifié. Culture : le Japon. Dimensions : Image : 12 au 5/16. × 21 in. (31,2 × 53,3 cm) avec fixation : 48 × 26 1/4 5/16 in. (122,5 × 66,9 cm) dans l'ensemble avec les boutons : 48 × 28 1/4 9/16 in. (122,5 × 72,5 cm). Date : milieu du 14ème siècle. Un passe-temps populaire parmi la période Heian (794-1185) courtiers a été le concours de poèmes, ou-uta awase. Les amateurs de poésie conçu des listes de poètes renommés du passé, habituellement trente-six en nombre ; il a été suivi en la Ka

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The Poets Henjo and Jichin, from Stylus-Illustrated Competition of Poets of Different Periods (Mokuhitsu jidai fudo uta awase-e). Artist: Unidentified Artist. Culture: Japan. Dimensions: Image: 12 5/16 in. × 21 in. (31.2 × 53.3 cm) Overall with mounting: 48 1/4 × 26 5/16 in. (122.5 × 66.9 cm) Overall with knobs: 48 1/4 × 28 9/16 in. (122.5 × 72.5 cm). Date: mid-14th century. A popular pastime among Heian period (794-1185) courtiers was the poetry contest, or uta-awase. Poetry connoisseurs devised lists of renowned poets of the past, usually thirty-six in number; this was followed in the Kamakura period (1185-1333) by the creation of handscrolls illustrating imaginary competitions among various authors, not all of whom had lived at the same time. During the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, numerous kasen-e, "pictures of poetic immortals, " were produced. Differing versions of uta-awase handscrolls were also created, depicting the poets--who by this time could number as many as 100--in competing pairs. In this handscroll fragment both competitors are Buddhist monks, each represented by three poems. Henjo, the younger, appears to frown with consternation, while the smug expression of his rival seems to indicate his triumph. The figures were drawn with a mokuhitsu, a flat wooden "stylus" that created fine, parallel lines with one stroke. Museum: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA.

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