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Jigoku Tayū

SKU FAS000655 カテゴリー Kainosho Tadaoto? Tags Artworks for Sale, Tokonoma Arts Featured Artwork, Tokonoma Arts Scroll

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Item #	FAS000655
ag_condition	Very Good (border silk stains)
ag_artwork_year	Taisho Period (1912-1926)
ag_medium_text	mineral pigment gofun, lacquer on silk
ag_provenance	Japanese
ag_dimensions	42.5 x 33.25 ″
ag_category	Scroll
Price	Price upon Request

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This Jigoku Tayu scroll is a Taisho Period (1912-1926) Nihonga school painting of the Hell Courtesan. She was foul-mouthed, and this presents her painting blood as lipstick. The evil roosters, derived from a Nara period painting, are shown chasing human figures in hell as displayed on the kimono. This is a result of two artists in a horrible fight after an unsuccessful painting collaboration. What an incredible painting of a fight between two artists, Kainosho Tadaoto and Okamoto Shinso! The face is that of Kainosho Tadaoto!