(Box for writing paper with landscape design)

Minneapolis Institute of Art

(Box for writing paper with landscape design)

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Date
19th century
Medium
Lacquer, gold <i>nashiji<i> ground, <i>takamaki-e<i>
Department
Asian Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
2385

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Ryo_shibako were used to store different kinds of writing paper. This box may have been part of a larger set that would have included an inkstone box ( suzuribako ) and a low writing table ( bundai ). The dramatic landscapes featuring rocky mountain peaks and pine trees was probably inspired by ink paintings of China, a stock subject of Kano school artists. Japan, Asia

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Gift of Louis W. Hill, Jr.

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