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春屋妙葩顶相

ca. 1383
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禅宗著名人物春屋妙葩（1311 –1388年）的这幅正式肖像画原是为一座京都寺庙而作，图上有春屋妙葩本人的题字。此画的风格属于一种源自中国，与葬礼和追悼仪式相关的绘画传统。但在日本，这种画风指一种将禅宗大师描绘得栩栩如生的绘画，不仅用于纪念仪式，也是一种证明佛法成功地衣钵相传的方式。娴熟的笔法与复杂的着色方式相结合，刻画出僧袍和脸部的每处细节，使这幅画肖像显得既大胆又极具吸引力。

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Object Information
  • 春屋妙葩像 自賛
  • 标题: 春屋妙葩顶相
  • 年代: 南北朝时代
  • 创作日期: 约1383年
  • 地域: 日本
  • 材料: 立轴，绢本设色金笺
  • 尺寸: 45 x 201⁄2 英寸（114.3 x 52.1厘米）
  • 来源信息: 西尔万·巴内特和威廉·布尔托捐赠，2007
  • 藏品编号: 2007.329
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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