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Poem by Emperor Oogimachi
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- BK684
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| Title | Poem by Emperor Oogimachi |
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| Category | Calligraphy(B), Japanese Calligraphy |
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| Donor | Nagaishi Chuzo |
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Emperor Ôgimachi (1517-93, r. 1557-86), whose given name was Shigehito, was the eldest son of Emperor Gonara (1496-1557, r. 1526-57). Like that of his father, Ôgimachi's elegant calligraphic style was inheritance from Emperor Gokashibara (1464-1526, r. 1500-26). Appropriately for an emperor in such a war-torn era, we can see that his brushstrokes display strong tension.