Taishōken (Inscribed board)
Inscribed board made by Rosanjin
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Taishōken (Inscribed board) is a biane[1]. Taishōken (Inscribed board) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Author: Rosanjin[3]
- Creator: Rosanjin[4]
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Nanao[5]
- Country: Japan[6]
- Instance of: wooden sculpture[7]
- Genre: wooden sculpture[8]
- Based on: Six Dynasties[9]
- Depicts: 對[10], 松[11], 軒[12], Chōgi shison[13]
- Made from material: plank[14], verdigris[15], Gold paint-Gindei[16]
- Collection: Ishikawa Nanao Art Museum[17]
- Subclass of: ornament[18]
- Part of: Inscribed boards made by Rosanjin[19]
- Country of origin: Empire of Japan[20]
- Inception: 1916[21]
- Coordinate location: 37.04481111111111, 136.95373194444446[22]
- Main subject: Chinese art[23]
- Location of creation: Iroha Sōan, the former residence of Rosanjin.[24]
- Name in kana: たいしょうけん[25]
- Height: 35[26]
- Width: 90[27]
- Fabrication method: calligraphy[28], wood carving[29]
- Copyright status: public domain[30]