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Tawara Sōtatsu: The Gods of Wind and Thunder  wikidata:Q105086910 reasonator:Q105086910
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俵屋宗達 (Tawaraya Sotatsu) (1570-1643)
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風神雷神図屏風 (Wind God and Thunder God Screens)
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English: Wind God Fujin (right) and Thunder God Raijin (left) by Tawaraya Sotatsu. These are deities (kami) in Shinto religion. This artwork is a National Treasure of Japan.
Date 17th century
date QS:P571,+1650-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Medium A pair of two-fold screens. Ink and color on gold-foiled paper.
Dimensions 169.8 x 154.5 cm (each)
Kyoto National Museum (owned by Ninna-ji temple)
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Kyoto, Japan
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