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- Fragment of Poetry Collection by Fujiwara Narinori
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Important Art Object
Fragment of Poetry Collection by Fujiwara Narinori
- Museum No.
- BK782
Photo No：190626_BL_0035
Color type：Color
| Title | Fragment of Poetry Collection by Fujiwara Narinori |
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| Designation | Important Art Object |
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| Category | Calligraphy (B), Japanese Calligraphy, Japanese Calligraphy |
| Country | Japan |
| Period | Kamakura |
| Century | 13th |
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| Materials | |
| Dimensions | Height 25.8cm Width 64.3cm |
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Jishô sanjûrokunin utaawase (E., Jishô Poetry Match among Thirty-six Poets) is a poetry collection consisting of 18 rounds of poems composed by 36 poets, including monks and laypersons, from the Jishô (1177-81) and Juei (1182-84) eras. It was probably made in 1179 (Jishô 3). This manuscript written in the angular katakana syllabary is a fragment of the collection, bearing ten poems after Hana (E., Flower), a poem from the third round by Fujiwara Narinori (1135-87). The preface to a complete version of the collection indicates that there, the ten poems were arranged alongside portraits of their composers.
Japan-Kamakura