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Important Art Object
Poems on Kaishi Paper by Emperor Gotsuchimikiado ("Mist at a Checkpoint," "Breeze with Scent of Plum
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- BK887
Photo No：661-16633
Color type：Color
| Title | Poems on Kaishi Paper by Emperor Gotsuchimikiado ("Mist at a Checkpoint," "Breeze with Scent of Plum |
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| Designation | Important Art Object |
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| Category | Calligraphy (B), Japanese Calligraphy |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Muromachi |
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| Donor | Yotsui Hajime |
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Emperor Gotsuchimikado (1442-1500, r. 1464-1500), whose given name was Fusahito, was the eldest son of Emperor Gohanazano (1419-70, r. 1429-64). His mother was Kakimon'in Nobuko. Not long after he ascended the throne, the Ônin disturbance occurred. He reigned for 36 years in this age which was characterized by inferiors overthrowing their superiors. Among his collections of poetry is the Kôjin shû. It is not known when these poems on kaishi paper were written, but the relaxed brushstrokes convey very well the calm character of the emperor.
Japan-Muromachi