Inaba-gire (Kokin Wakashu, Vol.17)
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作者伝二条為氏
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制作年 AD13
- Title
- イナバギレ
- Materials, techniques and shape
- 絹本墨画
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- Century Akao Collection
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- Institute of Oriental Classics (Shido Bunko) Campus Mita
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- AW-CEN-001494-0000
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- CC BY Images license
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慶應義塾（センチュリー赤尾コレクション）
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A fragment depicting ‘Miscellaneous Songs’ from the Kokin Wakashu, or the Collection of Ancient and Modern Poems. Originally, it was a part of a scroll. The beige base paper is decorated with woodblock prints on yaki-karakami style paper, which was produced in China under the Yuan Dynasty. The segment’s name may be attributed to the former owner, perhaps the Lord of Inaba (Tottori prefecture), but no further identification is possible. Nijo Tameuji (1222-86) is said to be the calligrapher, but this may not be accurate when compared with his authentic hand on waka kaishi and his will. The writing style reflects the Gokyogoku School popular through the early and mid-Kamakura Period. Each letter is characteristically thin, narrow and unsettled in appearance. The correction marks in red ink and additional comments in India black were done by later editors.
ふぢはらのおき風たれをかもしる人にせんたかさごの松もむかしのともならなくによみ人しらずわたつうみのおきつしほあひにうかぶあわのきえぬものからよるかたもなしわたつうみのかざしにさせるしろたへのなみもてゆへるあはぢしまやまわたのはらよせくるなみのしばしばもみまくのほしきたまつしまかもなにはがたしほみちくらしあまごろもたみのゝしまにたづなきわたる貫之がいづみの国に侍けるときにやま （とよりこえまうできてよみてつかはしける）
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