A Long Tale...
Descent of Amida
Benzaiten
Arhat
Notes:
(1) See also: Japan Resource Page.
(2) Source for dates: Metropolitan Museum of Art. Other sources date Muromachi from 1333.
(3) "Nambokucho" is an alternate spelling for "Nanbokucho."
Web Resources
Historical Japanese Gardens. sjsu.edu
Japanese-style painting. Gallery Nishimura
Kano School. British Museum
Muromachi Ink Paintings. Kyoto National Museum
Muromachi Art in museums:
• Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
• Boston Museum of Fine Arts
• British Museum
• Cleveland Museum of Art
• Freer and Sackler Galleries
• Kyoto National Museum
• Los Angeles County Museum of Art
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• Philadelphia Museum of Art
• Tokyo National Museum
Muromachi Buildings. Mike Gunther, including:
• The Golden Pavilion
• The Silver Pavilion
• Ryoan-ji Zen Temple
Muromachi Era Sculptors. Mark Schumacher
Muromachi Period. Wikipedia
Nanbokucho Art in museums:
• Cleveland Museum of Art
• Freer and Sackler Galleries
• Kyoto National Museum
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
Nanbokucho Period. Wikipedia
Noh. Wikipedia
Noh. the-Noh.com
Noh and Kyogen. Japan Arts Council
Noh Plays with translations. Japanese Text Initiative
Tea Ceremony. Japanese-tea-ceremony.net
Tea Ceremony. Japan-Green-Tea.com
Tea Ceremony. Wikipedia
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1. 14th Century (Nanbokucho)
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2. 15th Century
Kasuga Mandala
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Yoshimasa
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Hotei
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Shuyado
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Landscape
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Landscape
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Four Seasons
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Winter
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Orchids
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Three Sages...
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Armor
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Cosmetic Box
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Writing Box
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3. 16th Century
Evening Landscape
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Pampas Grasses
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The Four Seasons
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Eight Views...
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Hawks and Pines
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Tiger and Dragon
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Zen Patriarchs
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White-Robed Kannon
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Portrait of Sogi
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Genre Scenes
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Maple Viewers
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Kosode
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Helmet
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Water Jar
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Tea Jar
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Sake Flask
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Mirror
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