File:Genji emaki TAKEKAWA.jpg

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English: A scene of the Chapter "TAKEKAWA "(Bamboo River) of Illustrated handscroll of Tale of Genji (written by MURASAKI SHIKIBU(11th cent.). The handscroll was made in about ACE1130 and stored in TOKUGAWA Museum, Japan. The handscroll were separated to each sections and mounted to frame for conservation.

日本語: 源氏物語絵巻』竹河　玉鬘の姫君の侍女たちが坐って桜を見ている（徳川美術館）

Date

Twelfth century

Source

1. GENJI-MONOGATARI-EMAKI published by TOKUGAWA MUSEUM, NAGOYA, Japan, 1937. 2. Geidai.ac.jp [1]

Author

Imperial court in Kyoto

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	Date/Time	Dimensions	User	Comment
current	13:39, 6 October 2020	2,173 × 1,000 (2.01 MB)	Artanisen	High resolution version of the same artwork.
	10:00, 27 December 2016	998 × 464 (133 KB)	Ismoon	ajustement / musée
	21:10, 25 February 2008	998 × 464 (88 KB)	Gryffindor	Reverted to version as of 10:39, 24 September 2006
	06:14, 24 February 2008	1,267 × 573 (309 KB)	ReijiYamashina	Improvement
	10:39, 24 September 2006	998 × 464 (88 KB)	ReijiYamashina	{{Information \|Description= A scene of the Chapter "TAKEKAWA "(Bamboo River) of Illustrated handscroll of Tale of Genji (witten by MURASAKI SHIKIBU(11th cent.). The handscroll was made in about ACE1130 and stored in TOKUGAWA Museum, Japan. The handscrol