Shogun's Painted Culture: Fear & Creativity in the Japanese States, 1760–1829 by Screech 2000 Kanban 25" x 3" x 1"Weight:

25" x 3" x 1"Weight: 1 lbs 11oz

while the exterior surfaces display layered wear

with exception to minor signs of use these bowls remains in fine condition and are in good polish

Issued in the series Heroes of the Taiheiki (c

No cracks or restorations noted

Shogun's Painted Culture: Fear & Creativity in the Japanese States, 1760–1829 by Screech 2000 Kanban 25" x 3" x 1"Weight:A penetrating cultural history of Japanese painting in the late Edo period, centered on the figure of Matsudaira Sadanobu (17581829), chief shogunal councillor and cultural arbiter who played a decisive role in shaping what we now think of as traditional Japanese visual culture. Screech examines how Sadanobu mobilized painting as a political instrument, promoting established academic styles and sponsoring the revival of historical and literary