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also a renowned painter and a student of Ōkyo's grandson
Only then can he himself become a part of the world as a whole
This style emerged in the Meiji period (1867-1912) as a counterweight to the aggressive influx of Western painting at that time
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Kalligrafie Drei Herbstgedichte | Fujiwara (Karasumaru) Fuyumitsu 藤原(烏丸) 冬光 | 1473-1516 format:57cm x 115cm forcing us to pay closeKarasumaru Fuyumitsu was a nobleman from the Fujiwara family, about whom little is known except for his rank as councilman sangi, and who is only known as an excellent calligrapher. What is special about such courtly calligraphy is that the title of the calligraphy is often found first on the right, followed by the name of the calligrapher; the calligraphy is therefore not signed at the end. The first two lines read: Three poems to be sung in autumn
