源氏物語絵巻とその周辺
This scholarly work presents the Genji Monogatari Emaki, an iconic illustrated scroll from 12th-century Japan, alongside its historical and artistic surroundings. It explores the fusion of narrative and imagery in Heian-era culture, providing a window into classical Japanese aesthetics and storytelling traditions.
About This Book
The Genji Monogatari Emaki is a precious surviving example of Japanese scroll painting from the Heian period, featuring elegant illustrations that bring to life moments from the world's first novel.
This volume examines the scroll's creation, artistic techniques, and cultural context, highlighting its role in preserving literary and visual traditions.
Surrounding works and influences are also discussed, offering insights into the broader artistic environment of medieval Japan.
Readers gain an appreciation for how these artifacts bridge literature and visual art in Japanese heritage.
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