Official catalogue for the special exhibition "The Former Saga Imperial Palace, Daikakuji Temple - A Profusion of Paintings Related to the Imperial Palace"

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A book that tells you everything about Daikakuji Temple

This is the official catalogue for the special exhibition "Former Saga Imperial Palace, Daikakuji Temple - A Profusion of Paintings Related to the Imperial Palace," which introduces the many outstanding temple treasures of Daikakuji Temple, a temple with ties to the Imperial family.
The book features color illustrations and explanations of all 57 exhibited works.

The sliding screen paintings that decorate the interior of Daikakuji Temple are explained in more detail than anywhere else, using layout diagrams and floor plans of the building, and reference diagrams of works that could not be introduced in the exhibition are also included. There are also plenty of columns and essays related to the exhibited works, such as the Five Great Kings statues and swords. There is also an introduction to the buildings and worship areas of Daikakuji Temple. This is a book that is well worth reading and will tell you everything you need to know about Daikakuji Temple.

Event period: (Tue) January 21, 2025 to (Sun), March 16, 2025
*Some of the works on display will be changed during the exhibition.
First half exhibition: January 21st (Tue)- February 16th (Sun) / Second half exhibition: February 18th (Tue)- March 16th (Sun)
Venue: Tokyo National Museum Heiseikan
Official exhibition website:
https://tsumugu.yomiuri.co.jp/daikakuji2025/

Product Information

release date January 21, 2025

Part numberGJPN10883A-2510000447838

Specification 306 pages / A4 format / Hardcover

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