- The
seventeenth chapter of the Rishu-kyō
printed on
hakubyō-style (白描) paper. The
scroll has been
designated as
National Treasure of ****an in the category...
- century), and the
Zuijin Teiki Emaki by Nobuzane,
whose ink
painting (
hakubyō)
enhanced with very
discreet colour illustrates perfectly the nise-e lines...
- ****amachi area of
Tokyo during the 1930s, and is
known for
creating a long
Hakubyō scroll print focusing on
areas surrounding the
Sumida River.
Fujimaki became...
- for
fomenting antimilitary thought.[citation needed] His
first novel,
Hakubyo (白描,
Plain Sketch, 1940) was a
criticism of Stalinism.
During the war years...
-
exist in fragments. 1193Kamakura period, 1193
handscroll otherScroll,
hakubyō-style (白描) on paper, 25.0 cm × 450.5 cm (9.8 in × 177.4 in)
Tokyo Tokyo...
-
sanatorium of
intestinal tuberculosis. He
published his most
successful work,
Hakubyō, in 1939,
shortly before his death. It sold over 250,000
copies and drew...
- [9] Yūgyō Shōnin,
monochrome on
paper 紙本意白描遊行上人絵〈巻第二、第五、第六、第八／〉
shihon i
hakubyō Yūgyō Shōnin e Nanboku-chō
period Onomichi Jōshō-ji (常称寺) four handscrolls...
-
Prefectural Museum) [46]
Fugen Bosatsu,
white drawing on silk 絹本白描普賢菩薩像
kenpon hakubyō Fugen Bosatsu zō Yuan
Okayama Kiyama-ji (木山寺) (kept at
Okayama Prefectural...
-
circulation as m****cripts
until the 20th century. View a copy of the
Hakubyō Genji monogatari emaki at the Met
Museum Rowley, G. G. (2010). "The Tale...
-
harnesses of the horses. The
pictorial technique is
therefore linked to the
hakubyō tradition po****r
during the
Kamakura period:
monochrome drawing in ink...
