

Scenes from the Tales of Ise
The image depicts a large, horizontal painting on six panels, titled "Scenes from the Tales of Ise" by an unknown artist. The painting features a gold background with various scenes and figures. The scenes are set in different locations, including a house with a tiled roof and a pagoda-style building. There are people in traditional Japanese clothing, some on horseback, and some in boats on water. Trees and mountains are also present throughout the painting. The painting is surrounded by a border with various symbols and markings. The overall style is traditional Japanese art. The painting shows multiple scenes from a story, with many characters and settings. The gold background gives the painting a sense of luxury and importance. The traditional Japanese clothing and settings suggest that the story is set in feudal Japan.
Artwork Details
- Dimensions
- 1263 × 506 px
- Museum Record
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