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Japanese. Scroll. Paintings. Japanese Tiger Wall Silk Scroll Painting. Stuff to know. Japanese Started from 10 th millennium B.C., which was when people began to reside in East Asia There are two different types of scrolls: Chinese landscape scroll and Japanese narrative scroll.

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  1. Japanese Scroll Paintings Japanese Tiger Wall Silk Scroll Painting

  2. Stuff to know • Japanese • Started from 10th millennium B.C., which was when people began to reside in East Asia • There are two different types of scrolls: Chinese landscape scroll and Japanese narrative scroll. • Chinese landscape scroll: is culture’s greatest contribution to the history of painting • Japanese narrative scroll: is more of a story-telling painting Iris Scroll

  3. Differences Japanese Buddhist Sansui Ga

  4. Different Artist • Fujiwara Takanobu: 1142-1205 • TawarayaSotatsu: 1600-1640 Portrait of Yoritomo by: Fujiwara Takanobu Dated in 1606- poem page mounted as a hanging scroll

  5. References • http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hi/hi_tawa.htm 2nd picture • http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/tawaraya_sotatsu.html 2nd artist • http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/fujiwara_takanobu.html 1st artist • http://www.artfund.org/artsaved/search/artist/t/4845/Takanobu 1st picture

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