'Nanboku sōhō hayabiki' 南北相法早期引(南北相法:命運與財富指南) - 1718 - 日本 - 江戶時代(1600-1868)
編號 83104905
《大晦日曙光紙》第 17 卷 I&II - - Kunimasa Utagawa Santo Kyozan - 日本 - 江戶時代(1600-1868)
編號 83104905
《大晦日曙光紙》第 17 卷 I&II - - Kunimasa Utagawa Santo Kyozan - 日本 - 江戶時代(1600-1868)
Delve into the world of Edo-period artistry with "New Year's Eve Dawn," a compelling two-part illustrated scroll series by the esteemed Kyoyama, featuring the distinguished artwork of Isseisai Kunimasa. This historical set includes ten pages each in the upper and lower volumes, together unfolding a vivid tapestry of life and lore from a bygone era.
Despite the visible signs of age, including folds, creases, and tears that bear witness to the scroll's journey through time, the essence of its art remains vibrant. Each illustration serves as a time capsule, capturing the elaborate attire, expressive postures, and intricate details that define the sophisticated aesthetic of Edo-period art.
These scrolls are a celebration of traditional Japanese storytelling, where text and image merge to narrate tales rich with cultural nuance and historical depth. The imperfections in the paper only enhance the authenticity of the experience, inviting collectors and enthusiasts to touch a fragment of the past.
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These illustrated scrolls, "New Year's Eve Dawn," stand as a testament to the enduring allure of Japanese art and the timeless stories it conveys. They are not merely pieces for display but portals to the rich narratives that have shaped Japan's artistic heritage. Embrace the opportunity to own a piece of this legacy and let it bring the elegance and drama of the Edo period to your esteemed collection.