basket and grapes

Summary

basket and grapes is a Nihonga^[1].

Key Facts

• basket and grapes authored Li Fang^[2].
• basket and grapes authored Rosanjin^[3].
• basket and grapes is the creator of Li Fang^[4].
• basket and grapes is the creator of Rosanjin^[5].
• basket and grapes is in the country of Japan^[6].
• basket and grapes's instance of is recorded as Nihonga^[7].
• basket and grapes's instance of is recorded as private collection^[8].
• basket and grapes's genre is recorded as still life^[9].
• basket and grapes's based on is recorded as Taiping Yulan^[10].
• basket and grapes's depicts is recorded as Dayuan^[11].
• basket and grapes's depicts is recorded as grape^[12].
• basket and grapes's made from material is recorded as washi^[13].
• basket and grapes's made from material is recorded as Iwaenogu^[14].
• basket and grapes's made from material is recorded as inkstick^[15].
• basket and grapes's part of is recorded as Paintings by Rosanjin^[16].
• basket and grapes's country of origin is recorded as Empire of Japan^[17].
• +1939-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of basket and grapes^[18].
• basket and grapes's main subject is recorded as summer^[19].
• basket and grapes's location of creation is recorded as Kamakura^[20].
• basket and grapes's name in kana is recorded as かごにぶどうず^[21].
• basket and grapes's name in kana is recorded as だいえんこく　ぶどうをもってさけをかもす　ひさしいものはじゅうすうねんやぶれず　かんのつかいをもって　そのみをもってここにきたる　りきゅうおよびべっかんのかたわらにぶどうをたねす^[22].
• basket and grapes's height is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+36.4'}^[23].
• basket and grapes's width is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q174728', 'amount': '+45.4'}^[24].
• basket and grapes's fabrication method is recorded as Nihonga^[25].
• basket and grapes's fabrication method is recorded as calligraphy^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Authored works include Li Fang^[2], a politician^[27], 0925–0996^[28], of Song dynasty^[29] and Rosanjin^[3], a calligrapher^[30], 1883–1959^[31], of Japan^[32]. Created works include Li Fang^[4], a politician^[33], 0925–0996^[34], of Song dynasty^[35] and Rosanjin^[5], a calligrapher^[36], 1883–1959^[37], of Japan^[38].