Murase Taiitsu (1803-1881) Nanga / Bunjin The sound of fulling in the moonlight, Gekka ni chinsei (woman pounding cloth)Signed: Taiitsu Rôjin heidai Seals: Murase Taiitsu & Hakusetsu Technique: sumi on paper 26,2 x 22,6 Mounting: cream gold speckled paper, blue silk and beige silk 126 x 36,6 Condition: Very good 月下砧聲 淡月傾雲寂四隣 猶鳴砧杵一何頻 聲々誰識多々思 應是寒衣寄遠人 A pale moon sinks into the clouds And it is lonely here, Despite the sound of the fulling block. Who would know that I think of him with every stroke? These chilly clothes I have to send to him so far away. (HK) Comp. Sôjin ’83 p. 10, Sôjin ’88 # 16, Ichinomiya # 29 This poem fits a tradition of Tang-poetry. In these poems women think of their men who are fighting aggressive barbarians on the borders in the cold North-West. Price: SOLD | |