Winter and Spring Landscape

Winter and Spring Landscape

Tenshō Shūbun (attributed)

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Details

Dimensions
image: height 1.174 m, width 3.435 m; overall: height 1.314 m, width 3.816 m; closed: width 0.7 m, depth 0.12 m; panel: height 1.314 m, width 0.62 m; with frame: height 1.352 m, width 3.854 m
Department
Japanese Art
Holding institution
Cleveland Museum of Art
Image provider
cleveland-museum-of-art
License
CC0-1.0
Credit
The Norweb Collection

Art Genome Taxonomy

9 tags

Subject Matter

  • Landscapes Both · 99%

    The title identifies the work as a landscape, and the image visibly depicts mountains, trees, rocks, atmospheric passages, buildings, and small figures within a mountainous environment.

Visual Qualities

  • Earth Tones Visual · 94%

    Warm beige and tan paper tones are combined with muted gray, brown, and charcoal-like ink passages, producing an overall earth-toned appearance.

  • Sparse Visual · 89%

    Large pale areas and mist-like passages separate more concentrated clusters of trees, rocks, and architecture, creating a spacious composition with substantial open ground.

Medium and Techniques

  • The Cleveland Museum of Art catalogs the work as ink and slight color on paper, while the image visibly relies on black and gray brushwork, diluted washes, and restrained tonal color characteristic of East Asian ink-and-wash painting.

  • Painting Metadata · 99%

    The museum classifies the work as a painting; the image shows painted brushwork on paper.

  • Screen Format Metadata · 100%

    The medium is identified as a six-panel folding screen, and six vertical panels are clearly visible in the image.

  • Overlapping cliffs and mountains, diminishing trees, pale atmospheric washes, and distant structures establish recession through the depth of the landscape.

Time Periods

  • 15th Century Art Metadata · 99%

    The catalog dates the work to 1423–1460, within the fifteenth century.

Geographic Regions

  • Japanese Art Metadata · 99%

    The catalog identifies the place of origin as Japan and classifies the work under Japanese Art.

Source & rights

Tenshō Shūbun (Japanese). Winter and Spring Landscape. Cleveland Museum of Art.

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