Ume flower (poem)
Calligraphy by Rosanjin
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Ume flower (poem)
Summary
Ume flower (poem) is a Shi[1].
Key Facts
- Ume flower (poem) authored Wang Anshi[2].
- Ume flower (poem) is the creator of Su Wu[3].
- Ume flower (poem) is the creator of Wang Anshi[4].
- Ume flower (poem) is the creator of Rosanjin[5].
- Ume flower (poem) is located in Kaga[6].
- Ume flower (poem) is in the country of Japan[7].
- Ume flower (poem)'s image is recorded as Ume flower (poem).png[8].
- Ume flower (poem)'s instance of is recorded as Shi[9].
- Ume flower (poem)'s instance of is recorded as kakemono[10].
- Ume flower (poem)'s genre is recorded as calligraphic work[11].
- Ume flower (poem)'s based on is recorded as Su Wu[12].
- Ume flower (poem)'s depicts is recorded as Prunus mume[13].
- Ume flower (poem)'s made from material is recorded as washi[14].
- Ume flower (poem)'s made from material is recorded as inkstick[15].
- Ume flower (poem)'s collection is recorded as Kaga City Art Museum[16].
- Ume flower (poem)'s location is recorded as Ishikawa Prefecture[17].
- Ume flower (poem)'s part of is recorded as Calligraphy by Rosanjin[18].
- Ume flower (poem)'s coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 36.31958666944445, 'longitude': 136.35145408055556, 'precision': 2.777777777777778e-08}[19].
- Ume flower (poem)'s main subject is recorded as spring[20].
- Ume flower (poem)'s location of creation is recorded as Iroha Sōan, the former residence of Rosanjin.[21].
- Ume flower (poem)'s name in kana is recorded as ばいか[22].
- Ume flower (poem)'s name in kana is recorded as やはんわふうそうしにいたる しらずこれゆきか これうめのはなか[23].
- Ume flower (poem)'s fabrication method is recorded as calligraphy[24].
- Ume flower (poem)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[25].
- Ume flower (poem)'s copyright status is recorded as public domain[26].
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Works and Contributions
Ume flower (poem) authored Wang Anshi[2]. Created works include Su Wu[3], a diplomat[27], -0140–-0060[28], of Western Han[29]; Wang Anshi[4], an economist[30], 1021–1086[31], of Song dynasty[32], specialised in economics[33]; and Rosanjin[5], a calligrapher[34], 1883–1959[35], of Japan[36].