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Flying Crane
- Museum No.
- AK800
Photo No：367-9171-1
Color type：Color
| Title | Flying Crane |
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| Artist | Kano Tanyu |
| Category | Painting (A), Early Modern Painting, Flowers and Birds Painting |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Edo |
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Kanô Tan'yû (1602-74) painted this work during his prime by copying Flying Crane from Crying Cranes (designated an Important Cultural Property), which are a pair of hanging scrolls housed at the Kyoto temple of Shôkoku-ji and which were painted by Wenzheng of China's early Ming dynasty (1368-1644). Although Tan'yû copied the original work quite closely, he added his own original ideas in places. Granting that it is a copy, this work is a representative masterpiece among Tan'yû's flower-and-bird paintings on silk. Itô Jakuchû (1716-1800) also made a copy from the same work.
Japan-Edo