誰ヶ袖図屏風|Tagasode (“Whose Sleeves?”)
The Met
Artist: Unknown
Date: first half of 17th century
Department: Asian Art
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Pair of six-panel folding screens; ink, color, gold, silver, and gold leaf on paper
Dimensions: Overall (each screen): 59 1/4 x 10 ft. 10 11/16 in. (150.5 x 332 cm)
Credit Line: H. O. Havemeyer Collection, Gift of Mrs. Dunbar W. Bostwick, John C. Wilmerding, J. Watson Webb Jr., Harry H. Webb, and Samuel B. Webb, 1962
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
Seven patterned robes draped over a dark, ornate rack against a shimmering gold background
Detailed Description
Seven patterned robes are draped over a dark, ornate clothing rack, set against a shimmering gold background. The rack, positioned centrally, consists of two horizontal bars supported by three vertical posts. The posts have decorative, fan-shaped bases at the bottom. The entire rack is dark, possibly black, with subtle gold floral or leaf patterns. Three robes hang from the upper bar, and four from the lower bar. The robe on the top left features a geometric pattern of diagonal blocks in shades of pink, green, beige, and gray. The top middle robe is predominantly dark blue with fan motifs and hints of red lining. The top right robe is a lighter beige with scattered green floral or leaf patterns. On the lower bar, the leftmost robe is a reddish-brown with a small, intricate geometric pattern. To its right, two robes are visible: one in dark green with gold floral patterns, and another in dark blue or black, also with gold floral patterns. The robe on the bottom right displays bold vertical stripes in green, white, yellow, red, and black. The gold background has a textured appearance, suggesting a metallic foil or paint application. A narrow, dark border with a repeating pattern frames the entire composition.
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