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Shichigon-zekku (a Chinese poem of four lines, each of seven characters) in Cursive Style
- c. 1881
- ink on paper
Calligraphy – Japanese Calligraphy
A Chinese poem composed and written in cursive Six Dynasties Chinese character calligraphy style, by Kusakabe Meikaku. It expresses his deep emotions felt when he saw the “Gakkiron (essay)”, passed down among the Shosoin Treasures as the writing (copy) by Empress Komyo. After it was presented to the Imperial Household , it was mounted as a set of two hanging scrolls by the Imperial Household Ministry.（「Passing Down Masterpieces」2020）
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| Title/Name | Shichigon-zekku (a Chinese poem of four lines, each of seven characters) in Cursive Style |
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| Artist/ Creator |
Kusakabe Meikaku |
| Period/Era | Meiji period |
| Century | 19c. |
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| Material/ Technique |
ink on paper |
| Signature/ Inscriptions |
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| Country/ Origin |
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| Excavation Site |
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| Related Place |
Shiga |
| Provenance | |
| Collection No. |
SZK000247 |
| Category | Calligraphy – Japanese Calligraphy |
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| Permalink |
https://shozokan.nich.go.jp/en/collection/object/SZK000247
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| Last Updated |
2023/03/14 |
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Shichigon-zekku (a Chinese poem of four lines, each of seven characters) in Cursive Style
Shichigon-zekku (a Chinese poem of four lines, each of seven characters) in Cursive Style
A Chinese poem composed and written in cursive Six Dynasties Chinese character calligraphy style, by Kusakabe Meikaku. It expresses his deep emotions felt when he saw the “Gakkiron (essay)”, passed down among the Shosoin Treasures as the writing (copy) by Empress Komyo. After it was presented to the Imperial Household , it was mounted as a set of two hanging scrolls by the Imperial Household Ministry.（「Passing Down Masterpieces」2020）