Ox Cart Painting, Japanese Landscape, Antique 1900s Plate, Cherry Blossom, Old Pine Tree, Blue and White Dish Charger, Japanese Imari Arita
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Large Charger Plate from late XIX Century or very early XX Century: Imari Arita Japanese blue transferware. The plate has an amazing detailed ornaments at edges and center. The plate is in very good condition without chips or breaks, however, it does have crazing noticeable in close up photos. The charger is not marked. This plate is unusual and special in its design. The painting is an abstract reference to Summer Season. It comes from a fragment of a Renku-haiku poem "Lamenting Spring", written as a collaboration between the 3 most famous poets of the late XVIII Century in Japan: Buson, Kito' and Tairo.
Unohana saseru / Adorned with deutzia flowers
Kuruma hikisute / the cart is left abandoned
Kito'
The aspect of an empty ox cart of the kind used by Heian-period nobility, decorated with deutzia flowers and abandoned somewhere, gives a refreshing impression. (Terouka). It is probably with a feeling of regret that one abandons the decorated cart here, and this interacts with the uneasiness of the moon in the short summer night (Nomura). The use of Deutzia flowers relate the poem to the mature beauty of summer season. The RENKU sequence was composed in the spring of 1778 under the name of "Lamenting Spring". On the ninth day of the third month this year, Buson and Kito', who both lived in Kyoto, departed on a short journey southward to the bustling commercial city of Osaka. After several changes of locations and some days later, on the thirteenth, they met with Tairo, who had moved to Hyogo five years before. It was on this occasion that this piece of Renku was composed, starting with Kito's HOKKU. Both Kito' and Tairo belonged to the most talented of Buson's disciples, but at this time they had become independent poets with their own groups of followers.
Diameter: 12.5" inches
Weight: 1150 grams (2.55 lbs)
(All dimensions are approximate)
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Large Charger Plate from late XIX Century or very early XX Century: Imari Arita Japanese blue transferware. The plate has an amazing detailed ornaments at edges and center. The plate is in very good condition without chips or breaks, however, it does have crazing noticeable in close up photos. The charger is not marked. This plate is unusual and special in its design. The painting is an abstract reference to Summer Season. It comes from a fragment of a Renku-haiku poem "Lamenting Spring", written as a collaboration between the 3 most famous poets of the late XVIII Century in Japan: Buson, Kito' and Tairo.
Unohana saseru / Adorned with deutzia flowers
Kuruma hikisute / the cart is left abandoned
Kito'
The aspect of an empty ox cart of the kind used by Heian-period nobility, decorated with deutzia flowers and abandoned somewhere, gives a refreshing impression. (Terouka). It is probably with a feeling of regret that one abandons the decorated cart here, and this interacts with the uneasiness of the moon in the short summer night (Nomura). The use of Deutzia flowers relate the poem to the mature beauty of summer season. The RENKU sequence was composed in the spring of 1778 under the name of "Lamenting Spring". On the ninth day of the third month this year, Buson and Kito', who both lived in Kyoto, departed on a short journey southward to the bustling commercial city of Osaka. After several changes of locations and some days later, on the thirteenth, they met with Tairo, who had moved to Hyogo five years before. It was on this occasion that this piece of Renku was composed, starting with Kito's HOKKU. Both Kito' and Tairo belonged to the most talented of Buson's disciples, but at this time they had become independent poets with their own groups of followers.
Diameter: 12.5" inches
Weight: 1150 grams (2.55 lbs)
(All dimensions are approximate)
♞ Thank you for viewing ♞
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