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Mount Fuji 

Exhibition information
There are currently no plans to exhibit this artwork at the TNM Collection Exhibitions.

This painting of Mount Fuji dates to the late 1400s, a time of political turmoil and civil war in Japan. The Zen monk Shijun Tokuyō gifted the painting to the samurai warlord Ashikaga Masauji (1462–1531). In the inscription, Shijun compares the warlord to the towering mountain, claiming that he will defeat his rivals and bring peace to the land.

Cultural property designation
Quantity
Artist
By Kenkō Shōkei; inscription by Shijun Tokuyō
Period/Century
Inscribed in the Muromachi period, 1490
Country/Origin
Excavation site
Material
Ink and light color on paper
Size
Inscriptions
Donor
Gift of Mr. Okazaki Masaya
Collection reference no.
A-10140
Genre
Painting
Category
Paintings, sketches, and prints > Japan > Medieval ink paintings
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