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  • By Fukae Roshū
  • Six-fold screen
  • Color on gold leafed paper
  • 132.4x264.4
  • Edo period/18th century
  • Tokyo National Museum
  • A-12097

Roshû was a painter who is reported to have studied under Ogata Kôrin, and who painted highly decorative works using a Japanese painting technique unique to the Rin school called "tarashikomi" (blurring lines) freely. This picture depicts a scene from volume 9 of "Ise Monogatari (Ise Story)," where the party of Narihira reached the Uzu mountain in Suruga on the way to Edo; Narihira saw an ascetic he knew and asked the ascetic to bring a letter to his lover in Kyoto.

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