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StatisticheBamboo Shoots
Shokusanjin (1749 – 1823)
Scopri Shokusanjin (Ōta Nanpo), figura chiave della poesia e narrativa giapponese del periodo Edo. Noto per i giocosi kyōka, le collaborazioni con Hokusai e l'innovativa arte ukiyo-e.
This abbreviated, sketchlike depiction of young bamboo shoots emerging from the earth and the accompanying inscription in cursive script are the work of Shokusanjin (better known as Ōta Nanpo), a poet and author of fiction. Renowned for his kyōka, or comic verses, Shokusanjin often collaborated with artists, contributing his own poetry and calligraphy to their paintings or prints. The auspicious poem here, written when he was seventy-one, may celebrate the large family of a friend.Take no ko no mata take no ko notake no ko no shoots ko no ko no sue mo shigeru medetasa Bamboo shoots andmore bamboo shoots,and then shoots of shootsand their offspring too—all thankfully flourishing!—trans. John T. Carpenter
Informazioni sull'opera
- Titolo: Bamboo Shoots
- Artista: Shokusanjin
- Anno: 1820
- Dimensioni originali: 97.0 x 34.0 cm
- Formato: Tall
- Stato del copyright: Di pubblico dominio
- Periodo creativo: Late Medieval
- Tavolozza colori: Dark
- Parole chiave: japanese brushwork , japanese ink painting , ōta nanpo artwork
- Intensità del colore: Vivid