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Kanō Eitoku: Chinese Lions (Karajishi)

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Alternative names	Eitoku; Eitoku Kanō; Kuninobu; Genshiro Eitoku; Kano Eitoku; Kanou Eitoku
Description	Japanese painter
Date of birth/death	16 February 1543	12 October 1590
Location of birth/death	Kyoto, Japan	Kyoto, Japan
Work period	Azuchi=Momoyama Period
Work location	Kyoto, Aszuchi, Osaka, Ohara
Authority file	: Q536696 VIAF: 37719308 ISNI: 0000000082192181 ULAN: 500121009 LCCN: n82056430 Open Library: OL1303621A WorldCat

Title

日本語: 唐獅子図

English: Chinese Lions (Karajishi)

Object type

painting / byōbu

Genre

byōbu-e

Description

karajishi

Date

16^th century

Medium

Six-fold screen; colour, ink and gold-leaf on paper.

Dimensions

88 x 178 cm

Collection

Sannomaru Shozokan (三の丸尚蔵館)

Current location

Tokyo, Japan

Place of creation

Japan

References

1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die, p. 193

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04:42, 17 February 2007	User:Kareha	610×313	54 KB	== {{int:filedesc}} == {{Artwork \|Title=唐獅子図 (Chinese Lions) \|Artist={{Creator:Kano Eitoku}} \|} [[Category:Kanō Eitoku]] [[Category:16th-century paintings]] [[Category:Chinese lions]] [[Category:Museum of the Imperial Collections]] [[Category:Folding screens]]

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current	17:22, 7 May 2022	3,286 × 1,626 (874 KB)	Bijutsushitan (talk \| contribs)	Better quality
	15:19, 21 October 2011	1,099 × 553 (226 KB)	Colibrix (talk \| contribs)	Meilleure définition de l'image.
	12:10, 18 July 2008	1,023 × 512 (141 KB)	Gryffindor (talk \| contribs)	==Summary== {{Painting\| \|Title=唐獅子図 (Chinese Lions) \|Artist=狩野永徳 (Kano Eitoku, 1543 - 1590) \|Year = 16th century \|Technique=Six-fold screen; color, ink and gold-leaf on paper. \|Dimensions=88 x 178 cm \|Gallery=Sannomaru Shozokan (三の
	12:59, 13 June 2008	610 × 313 (54 KB)	BetacommandBot (talk \| contribs)	move approved by: User:Gryffindor This image was moved from Image:Kano Eitoku Karajishi-zu.jpg ==Summary== {{Painting\| \|Title=唐獅子図 (Chinese Lions) \|Artist=狩野永徳 (Kano Eitoku, 1543 - 1590) \|Year = 16th century \|Technique=Six-