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    This document summarizes information about a pair of six-panel folding screens from Japan painted by Ogata Korin between 1711-1716. Each screen depicts an episode from a 10th century Japanese literature work called "Ise Monogatari", showing a landscape with bridges over a river. The screens use ink, color, and gold leaf on paper with a tarashikomi blending technique. They are currently located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

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    This document summarizes information about a pair of six-panel folding screens from Japan painted by Ogata Korin between 1711-1716. Each screen depicts an episode from a 10th century Japanese literature work called "Ise Monogatari", showing a landscape with bridges over a river. The screens use ink, color, and gold leaf on paper with a tarashikomi blending technique. They are currently located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

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    Example 21 - Japanese Screen - CCO Commons - Cataloging Cultural Objects

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    Example 21: Japanese screen CCO NEWS & EVENTS
    Visual Resources
    Work Record  Association Foundation
    appoints task force to
    Class [controlled]: • paintings  • Asian art  make recommendations for
    *Work Type [link]: • screen  CCO
    *Title: Eight­Planked Bridge (Yatsuhashi)  
    The Visual Resources
    *Creator Display: Ogata Korin (Japanese, 1658­1716)   Association Foundation
    *Role [link]: painter  [link]: Ogata Korin  (VRAF) has appointed a task
    *Creation Date: probably done sometime between 1711 and 1716  [controlled]: • force to research and explore
    options for the continued,
    Earliest: 1711  • Latest: 1716  sustained, and future
    *Subject [links]: • landscape  • bridge  • irises  • love  • longing  • journeying  • Ise development, maintenance,
    Monogatari (Japanese literature, poems)  web presence, and
    administrative structure of
    Style [link]: • Edo (Japanese) 
    Cataloging Cultural Objects
    Culture [link]: Japanese  (CCO).
    *Current Location [link]: Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York; New York, USA )
     • ID: 53.7.1­2   VRAF announces the
    *Measurements: pair of six­panel folding screens; each 179.1 x 371.5 cm (5 feet 1 Russian translation of
    Cataloging Cultural Objects
    1/2 inches x 12 feet 2 1/4 inches) 
    [controlled]  Extent: each part  • Value: 179.1 Unit: cm Type: height  |  • The Visual Resources
    Value: 371.5 Unit: cm Type: width  |  Extent: components  • Value: 2 Type: count Association Foundation is
    pleased to announce that a
    *Materials and Techniques:  ink, color, and gold­leaf on paper, using tarashikomi Russian translation of
    (color blending technique)  Cataloging Cultural Objects: A
    Material [links]:  • ink  • paint  • gold leaf  • paper  Technique [links]: • Guide to Describing Cultural
    Works and Their Images is
    tarashikomi  available online.  The
    Inscriptions: right hand screen: Korin’s signature with honorary title “hokkyo”; translation is a project of the
    round seals read “Masatoki”  Boris Yeltsin Presidential
    Library, Saint­Petersburg,
    Description: Represents a popular episode in the 10th­century “Ise Monogatari” (The
    Russia.
    Tales of Ise) series of poems on love and journeying; in this episode, a young
    aristocrat comes to a place called Eight Bridges (Yatsuhashi) where a river branched SEE ALL News & Events 
    into eight channels, each spanned by a bridge. He writes a poem of five lines about
    irises growing there. The poem expresses his longing for his wife left behind in the
    capital city. 
    Description Source [link]: Metropolitan Museum of Art online. www.metmuseum.org
    buy the book
     Page: accessed 22 October 2006
    from Amazon 
    Required and recommended elements are marked with an asterisk.   or from the
    publisher,
    ALA

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