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The History of Japanese Art
SHOIN STYLE ARCHITECTURE (interior) The shoin style flourished in the Momoyama and Edo periods. Its origins may be seen at 15th c. Muromachi-period structures such as the Tôgudô (1486, Jishôji). See Mason, pp. 204-5 and pp. 214-15 Elements used in the shoin style include: tatami fusuma chigaidana tsuke shoin tokonoma (chôdaigamae) (see p. 215) ******** KAKEMONO (hanging scroll) See Mason, p. 196 |
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