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Poem Accompanying an Over Robe (Uchikake) with Bamboo by Gion Nankai (1677–1751)

  • Creation date1824
  • Dimensions30.0 x 297.0 cm

Explore the works of Rai San’yō (1780–1832), a renowned Japanese artist of the Nanga school. Discover his paintings, calligraphy, and poetry, celebrated for their individual expression and cultural significance.

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Poem Accompanying an Over Robe (Uchikake) with Bamboo by Gion Nankai (1677–1751)

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Artwork Description

The Confucian scholar, Nanga-school painter, calligrapher, and poet Rai San’yō was born in Osaka and studied in Hiroshima and Edo before decamping to Kyoto in 1811, where he opened a school and devoted himself to the writing of kanshi poetry (verses composed in Chinese by Japanese authors). This handscroll with his verse was commissioned by the owners of a rare silk-satin over robe with a bamboo forest painted in ink by the renowned Nanga artist Gion Nankai (1975.268.88). The garment had been treasured for generations by the Karakane family, and the poem, in expertly and crisply brushed Chinese characters, was intended to celebrate its inclusion in the trousseau of a young Karakane woman.Because of San"y’ō"s status as one of the leading Chinese-style calligraphers of the day, this scroll has been cherished over the centuries and preserved together with the precious silk robe. This poem scroll is accompanied by two other documents in andscroll format: one records the provenance of the over robe that Nankai painted and how San’yō was inspired to brush this elegant encomium (1975.269.90); the other is an authenticity statement (1975.269.91).

Artist Biography

early life and education

rai san’yō, a prominent japanese artist, was born on january 21, 1780, in aki province. he hailed from a samurai family of the hiroshima domain. rai san’yō's early education involved studying humanities with his uncles, who were notable neo-confucian scholars. later, he attended the shōheikō, a prestigious training school for government bureaucrats in edo.

artistic career and contributions

rai san’yō is celebrated for his multifaceted artistic talents, which include:
  • rai san’yō's work as a painter is characterized by its association with the nanga school, known for its emphasis on individual expression and personal interpretation.
  • he was an accomplished calligrapher, as evident in his numerous works featuring intricate, cursive script.
  • as a poet, rai san’yō penned chinese verses that showcased his mastery of language and form.
notable works:

museums and collections

rai san’yō's works are featured in several prominent museums, including:

legacy and later life

rai san’yō passed away on october 16, 1832, in kyoto. his legacy as a scholar, poet, and artist continues to inspire art enthusiasts and scholars alike. for more information on rai san’yō's life and works, visit BuyPopArt, which features an extensive collection of his paintings and calligraphic pieces. important dates: * january 21, 1780: born in aki province * october 16, 1832: passed away in kyoto
rai san’yō

rai san’yō

1780 - 1832 , Japan

Quick Facts

  • Artistic Movement Or Style: Nanga School
  • Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['Neo-Confucianism']
  • Artists Who Influenced This Artist: ['Tanomura Chikuden']
  • Date Of Birth: January 21, 1780
  • Date Of Death: October 16, 1832
  • Full Name: Rai San’yō
  • Nationality: Japanese
  • Notable Artworks:
    • Unexpected Meeting on the Yodo River
    • Letter
    • Peonies/Seven-Character Quatrain
  • Place Of Birth: Aki Prefecture, Japan
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