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Kanō school artist
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The Three Vinegar Tasters (cropped), ''The Three Vinegar Tasters'', 16th-century Japanese painting by an artist of the Kanō school during the Mromachi period.  83.3×47.5 cm
Represents  Confucius, Gautama Buddha, and Laozi, symbolizing the unity of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Taoism., The Three Vinegar Tasters, depicting Confucius, Buddha, and Laozi over a pot of vinegar, respectively perceiving it as sour, bitter and sweet.
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The Three Vinegar Tasters (cropped), Religious paintings in the Tokyo National Museum, Muromachi paintings in the Tokyo National Museum, The Vinegar Tasters, Kanō school painting, Images with intentional borders, Images requiring extraction
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三聖吸酸図
狩野派
室町時代
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SanseisuikuzuKano SchoolMuromachi period
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三子図、16世紀の狩野派の画家が、室町時代に描いた三子図。83.3×47.5cm 儒教、仏教、道教の統一性を象徴する孔子、釈迦、老子を表している。
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三味子図、東京国立博物館の宗教画、東京国立博物館の室町画、酢子図、狩野派絵画、意図的な境目のある画像、抽出が必要な画像
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wine vinegar taster vinegar three paintings