Emakimono scroll 絵巻 - Copy after 呉春 Goshun (1752-1811)Matsumura Goshun ; 1752 1811, sometimes also referred to as Matsumura Gekkei ( ), was a Japanese painter of the Edo period and founder of the Shij school of painting. He was a disciple of the painter and poet Yosa Buson (17161784), a master of Japanese southern school painting. Title: Goshun Impressive very long emakimono, 13 meters long x 30 cm wide, sealed and signed, early Taisho 14 (1925) copy. Ink on washi, backed by another sheet of thick washi,

The theme of these pictures are the world situation at that time when the WW I was about to start

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the number of Japanese known to have applied their talents to this Chinese-inspired mode of painting could literally be counted on the fingers of one hand

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Meiji 19 - 1886

Dated indecipherable

Its success was primarily due to the huge number of illustrations that Uchida called "shashin (photography)

the White House and the Capitol Building

(as seen in photo scans)

秀作木版画コレクション 古都逍遥 Shūsaku mokuhanga korekushon kotoshōyō - Woodblock masterpieces - Wandering through the Ancient Capital

The work was commissioned by Shen Xinyou (沈心友)

Wang Nie [zh] (王臬)