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English: Two pages of the collected poems of KI no Tsurayuki (ca. ACE868- ACE945), Opening of 1st volume. 20cm height, 32cm wide. Silver, Gold, Colour, and ink on ornamented paper. Calligraphed by Fujiwara no Sadazane. One of the Collection of the works of thirty six master poets in the Nishi-Honganji temple, Kyoto. Most luxurious illuminated manuscript books survived from around 12th century Japan. 日本語: 貫之集上(紀貫之家集)の冒頭１開、西本願寺本三十六人家集の一冊、十二世紀初頭。 |
| Date | about ACE1110, published 1935 |
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English: SYOGEI, Vol.4 No.8, 1934 August, Tokyo, Japan 日本語: 『書藝』、第四巻第八号、1934年8月、平凡社、東京 |
| Author | Fujiwara no Sadazane, after Ki no Tsurayuki. |
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