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... Kamakura . Following the example of China , where the camp of a supreme com- mander was called the bakufu ( in ... period of rule by the Kamakura shogunate is called the Kamakura period . Architecture and sculpture . The influential ...
... Kamakura . Following the example of China , where the camp of a supreme com- mander was called the bakufu ( in ... period of rule by the Kamakura shogunate is called the Kamakura period . Architecture and sculpture . The influential ...
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... Kamakura period ( in the Ueno Collection , Ashiya , Hyōgo ) . A sense of the real was also a trend in secular painting . Shōga ( mentioned above ) was a lay artist who became an e - busshi at the Kyōōgoko- ku - ji in 1176 , while his ...
... Kamakura period ( in the Ueno Collection , Ashiya , Hyōgo ) . A sense of the real was also a trend in secular painting . Shōga ( mentioned above ) was a lay artist who became an e - busshi at the Kyōōgoko- ku - ji in 1176 , while his ...
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... Kamakura period therefore were eager for classic restoration . The period produced many picture scrolls ( emaki ) illustrating such literary works as waka poems , narrative poems , court romances , Japanese adap- tations of Chinese ...
... Kamakura period therefore were eager for classic restoration . The period produced many picture scrolls ( emaki ) illustrating such literary works as waka poems , narrative poems , court romances , Japanese adap- tations of Chinese ...
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