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The origin of the frog battles series is my illustrated handscroll "Episode 1", available on ETH on OS
https://t.co/k6HY4l9bWK
清 徐扬 辽宁省博物馆
姑苏繁华图
长卷 纸本 设色 35.8x1225厘米
a super long handscroll of the urban lives of Suzhou, painted by the Qing court painter Xu Yang, now in Liaoning Provincial Museum
Below see 4 sections of the Japanese Narrative Handscroll known as ‘The Miraculous Origin of Hachiman’ in the style of Sumiyoshi Jokei, (Sumiyoshi 1599-1690).
Like a silent film, notice the written ‘dialogue inter-titles’ in-between the visual sections of the scroll. https://t.co/k9eohJiPjs
Earthly Paradise in Wuling (1780s – the Edo period) — A Handscroll painting by the Japanese artist, Tani Bunchō (1763 – 1841) — #Japanese #Paradise #Art now at the British Museum (@britishmuseum) in London, UK
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Bibliothèque Infernale
Umibōzu (海坊主): aquatic yōkai from Japanese folklore. Bakemono no e handscroll, or: Illustrations of Supernatural Creatures ~ ca.1700
here:https://t.co/1hZaKUdPyF…/com…/7/73/24.Umibouzu.jpg https://t.co/7JLiLC5ohm
#Handscroll of Demon Parade# The charm of demons will be revealed to you. Paint the demons!
9 dragons. Chen Rong (1200 –1266) was a painter of the Southern Song Dynasty celebrated for his depictions of dragons. Nine Dragons is a masterpiece of calligraphy - a large handscroll - that celebrates the extreme forces of nature - in keeping with Daoist beliefs.
Amazing catalogue of monsters from a handscroll painted by an anonymous Japanese artist from the Edo period (18th-19th century)