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日本花圖繪 櫻ノ詩 児島高徳、日本花圖繪 櫻ノ詩 児島高徳、『桜の詩』（尾形月耕『日本花図絵』）桜の木に漢詩を彫る児島高徳
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Sasaki Toyokichi Nihon hana zue Walters 95205, 1895 woodcuts of Japan, Kojima Takanori, Sasaki Toyokichi, Nihon hana zue (Flowers of Japan Illustrated) by Ogata Gekkō, Historic samurai prints, Japanese prints in the Walters Art Museum, Unsupported period, mulberry paper, pigments, by Ogata Gekko, ''Nihon hana zue''
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Sasaki Toyokichi Nihon hana zue Walters 95205, Kojima Takanori (died 1358), a loyal supporter of the imperial house, stripped bark from the trunk of a cherry tree in order to write a Chinese poem. The poem was meant to be seen by the Emperor Go-Daigo as he was being escorted into exile. Takanoi chose an old Chinese poem that only the Emperor would understand to mean that help was near.
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Nihon Kaen , a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Gekko OGATA, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Gikuko OGATA, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Takanori OGATA, a poem by Takanori, a poem by Takanori KOJIMA, a poem by Gikucho KOJIMA, a poem by Gikucho KOJIMA, a poem by Gikucho
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佐々木豊吉『日本花図会』ウォルターズ95205、1895年 日本の木版画 小島高徳、佐々木豊吉、日本花図会 尾形月光『花図会』、歴史武士の版画、ウォルターズ美術館の日本版画、支持されない期間、桑紙、顔料、尾形月光『日本花図会』
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佐々木豊吉日本花図会 95205,児島高徳 貞治5年) 忠臣の桜の幹から樹皮を剥ぎ、漢詩を詠んだ。後醍醐天皇が配流先へ護送される姿を見てとれる歌である。高野井は、助けが近づいているということを天皇だけが理解できるという古詩を選んだ。
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zinger paper mulberry subgenus