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A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo
A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo

A Fine Japanese Calligraphy by Mita Seihaku Kyoshi(1919-1971) 三田 清 Matsuo Basyo

$ 475.2

Availability: 27 in stock
  • Age: Post-1940
  • Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original
  • Condition: Fine condtion. One bend mark. See picture.
  • Primary Material: Paper
  • Region of Origin: Japan
  • Color: Multi-Color

    Description

    A Fine Scroll written in Japanese Hiragana Cursive Writing by the reputbale Mita Seihaku also known as Mita Kyoshi with his seal 三田 清白 (1919-1971).
    Dimensions of the paper itself 135.5 cm * 34.5 cm (53.4 inches *13.6 inches)
    The callicraphy is a poem originally by the famous Matsuo Basyo (1644-1684) He wrote this when he was visiting the great Ise jingu shrine.
    なんの木の花とはしらず 匂ひかな
    Nannokino Hanatowa
    Shirazu nioi kana
    Which roughly translates -”there is a sent in the air welcoming my visit - I do not know the name of the tree that blossoming with the lovely fragrance”
    Dimensions with the whole scroll 196.5 cm * 44 cm (77.4 inches * 17.4 inches)
    Information about Mita Seihaku/Kyoshi in japanese三田清白 みた-せいはく1919－1971
    昭和時代の書家。
    大正8年6月27日生まれ。松井如流にまなぶ。草書を得意とし,毎日書道展審査会員,埼玉書道連盟副会長,大東文化大講師などをつとめ,幽玄社を主宰した。昭和46年8月30日死去。52歳。静岡県出身。本名は和平English versionKiyoshi Mita- Seihaku 1919-1971
    Was a
    calligrapher of the Showa period.
    Born June 27, 1918. Manabu to Matsui Joryu
    . He specialized in cursive script
    , served as a jury member of the Mainichi Calligraphy Exhibition, a vice chairman of the Saitama Calligraphy Federation, and a lecturer at Daito Bunka University, and presided over Yugensha. He died on August 30, 1971. 52 years old. Born in Shizuoka prefecture.