List of Cultural Properties of Japan - paintings (Akita)

This list is of the Cultural Properties of Japan designated in the category of paintings (絵画, kaiga) for the Prefecture of Akita.[1]

National Cultural Properties

As of 1 July 2019, four Important Cultural Properties have been designated, being of national significance.[2][3][4]

PropertyDateMunicipalityOwnershipCommentsImageDimensionsCoordinatesRef.
Exotic bird in a pine, colour on silk, by Satake Shozan
絹本著色松に唐鳥図(佐竹曙山筆/)
kenpon chakushoku matsu ni karadori zu (Satake Shozan hitsu)
later C18Yokoteprivate
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Akita ranga[5][6] 39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)[1]
Taizong of Tang, Flowers and Birds, colour on silk, by Odano Naotake
絹本著色唐太宗花鳥図〈小田野直武筆/〉
kenpon chakushoku Tō Taisō kachō zu (Odano Naotake hitsu)
1770sYokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
three scrolls; Akita ranga[7][8] 122.0 centimetres (4 ft 0 in) by 44.5 centimetres (1 ft 5.5 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)[2]
Taima Mandala, colour on silk
絹本著色当麻曼荼羅図
kenpon chakushoku Taima mandara zu
Kamakura periodDaisenJōren-ji (浄蓮寺)some flaking of the paint[9] 39°24′24″N 140°28′56″E / 39.406663°N 140.482253°E / 39.406663; 140.482253 (Jōrenji)[3]
Shinobazu Pond, colour on silk, by Odano Naotake
絹本著色不忍池図〈小田野直武筆/〉
kenpon chakushoku Shinobazu-no-ike zu (Odano Naotake hitsu)
1770sYokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Akita ranga[10][11] 132.5 centimetres (4 ft 4.2 in) by 98.5 centimetres (3 ft 2.8 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)[4]

Prefectural Cultural Properties

As of 24 May 2019, thirty properties have been designated at a prefectural level.[4][12]

PropertyDateMunicipalityOwnershipCommentsImageDimensionsCoordinatesRef.
Child Monju
稚児文珠像
chigo Monju zō
C17NikahoKanman-ji (蚶満寺))holding a nyoi (scepter); by Kanō Tan'yū[13] 39°12′56″N 139°54′12″E / 39.215597°N 139.903293°E / 39.215597; 139.903293 (Kanmanji)for all refs see [5]
Fugen Bosatsu
普賢菩薩像
Fugen Bosatsu zō
C17Daisenprivateby Kanō Tan'yū; thought, alongside his Child Monju at Kanman-ji in Nikaho, to have been part of a group of three paintings - the whereabouts of the central image of Shaka Nyorai is currently unknown[14] 120 centimetres (3 ft 11 in) by 75 centimetres (2 ft 6 in)39°28′02″N 140°28′14″E / 39.467110°N 140.470505°E / 39.467110; 140.470505 (Wakatake-chō, Daisen)
Portrait of Hakuun
白雲上人画像
Hakuun shōnin gazō
MisatoHongaku-ji (本覚寺) 39°25′19″N 140°32′59″E / 39.421981°N 140.549737°E / 39.421981; 140.549737 (Hongakuji)
Sixteen Arhats
十六羅漢像
jūroku rakan zō
Edo periodAkitaTentoku-ji (天徳寺)sixteen scrolls 39°44′19″N 140°07′13″E / 39.738528°N 140.120208°E / 39.738528; 140.120208 (Tentokuji)
Customs of Akita, colour on paper, emaki
紙本着色秋田風俗絵巻
shihon chakushoku Akita fuzoku emaki
AkitaAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Prefectural Museum)
[15] 14.7 metres (48 ft 3 in) by 38.3 centimetres (1 ft 3.1 in)39°49′02″N 140°03′58″E / 39.817354°N 140.066210°E / 39.817354; 140.066210 (Akita Prefectural Museum)
Senju Kannon, colour on silk
絹本着色千手観音像
kenpon chakushoku Senju Kannon zō
Nikahoprivate39°17′35″N 139°57′51″E / 39.293180°N 139.964227°E / 39.293180; 139.964227 (Shin-machi, Nikaho)
Mandala of the Two Realms
金剛胎蔵両界曼荼羅
Kongō-Taizō Ryōkai mandara
end of the Kamakura periodOgaChōraku-ji (長楽寺)two scrolls, colour on silk[16] 39°52′00″N 139°45′06″E / 39.866567°N 139.751801°E / 39.866567; 139.751801 (Chōrakuji)
Chinese Peony in a Flower Basket, colour on silk, by Odano Naotake
絹本着色芍薬花籠図 直武
kenpon chakushoku shakuyaku hana kago zu Naotake hitsu
1770sYokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Akita ranga[17] 94.5 centimetres (3 ft 1.2 in) by 21.0 centimetres (8.3 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Kisakata, colour on paper, byōbu
紙本着色象潟図屏風
shihon chakushoku Kisakata zu byōbu
Edo periodNikahoNikaho City
(kept at the Nikaho City Kisakata Historical Museum (にかほ市象潟郷土資料館))
the pair of six-panel folding-screens by Nagamasa Eishō (牧野永昌) (1747-1824) depict Kisakata (象潟) before the great 1804 earthquake that transformed the landscape; Matsuo Bashō visited in 1689 and celebrated Kisakata in Oku no Hosomichi; the area has been designated a Natural Monument[18][19] 39°12′06″N 139°54′26″E / 39.201556°N 139.907112°E / 39.201556; 139.907112 (Nikaho City Kisakata Historical Museum)
True Views and Colouring, colour on paper, by Hakuun
紙本着色白雲筆真景帖および彩絵方
shihon chakushoku Hakuun hitsu shinkeijō oyobi saekata
end C18/early C19Misatoprivate
(kept at Hongaku-ji (本覚寺))
39°25′19″N 140°32′59″E / 39.421981°N 140.549737°E / 39.421981; 140.549737 (Hongakuji)
Amida Raigō, on silk
絹本阿弥陀来迎図
kenpon Amida raigō zu
Ōdateprivate40°13′46″N 140°34′47″E / 40.229562°N 140.579810°E / 40.229562; 140.579810 (Shimoōgita, Ōdate)
Akita Ranga, Peonies on a Rock
秋田蘭画「岩に牡丹図」
Akita ranga "iwa no botan zu"
Edo periodDaisenprivateby Tashiro Tadakuni (田代忠国) (1757-1830)[20] 97 centimetres (3 ft 2 in) by 28.5 centimetres (11.2 in)39°27′51″N 140°28′45″E / 39.464170°N 140.479120°E / 39.464170; 140.479120 (Ōmagaritōri-machi, Daisen)
Hanshan and Shide, ink on paper
紙本墨画寒山拾得
shihon bokuga Kanzan Jittoku
AkitaDaihi-ji (大悲寺)pair of scrolls39°42′46″N 140°06′38″E / 39.712894°N 140.110477°E / 39.712894; 140.110477 (Daihiji)
Sixteen Benevolent Deities, colour on silk
絹本着色十六善神
kenpon chakushoku jūroku zenjin
AkitaDaihi-ji (大悲寺)39°42′46″N 140°06′38″E / 39.712894°N 140.110477°E / 39.712894; 140.110477 (Daihiji)
Kōbō Daishi, colour on silk
絹本着色弘法大師像
kenpon chakushoku Kōbō Daishi zō
end of the Kamakura period/early Muromachi periodOgaChōraku-ji (長楽寺)holding a vajra and rosary[21] 39°52′00″N 139°45′06″E / 39.866567°N 139.751801°E / 39.866567; 139.751801 (Chōrakuji)
Sketchbook of Odano Naotake
小田野直武筆写生帖
Odano Naotake hitsu shaseichō
c.1777YokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
ink and colour on paper[22] 42.5 centimetres (1 ft 4.7 in) by 28.3 centimetres (11.1 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Cranes, by Shen Nanpin
鶴之図(沈南蘋筆)
tsuru no zu (Shen Nanpin hitsu)
1738YokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
pair of scrolls[23] 97.2 centimetres (3 ft 2.3 in) by 49.6 centimetres (1 ft 7.5 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Shaka Triad
釈迦三尊像図
Shaka sanson zō
AkitaTōfuku-ji (当福寺)39°43′10″N 140°06′39″E / 39.719352°N 140.110788°E / 39.719352; 140.110788 (Tōfukuji)
Copy of Van Royen's Flowers and Birds, colour on paper, by Ishikawa Tairō and Ishikawa Mōkō
紙本着色ファン・ロイエン筆 花鳥図模写 石川大浪・孟高合筆
shihon chakushoku Fan Roien hitsu kachō zu mosha Ishikawa Tairō・Mōkō hitsu
1796YokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
copy of W. Van Royen's painting of 1725[24][25] 232.8 centimetres (7 ft 7.7 in) by 107.0 centimetres (3 ft 6.1 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Nursing Tigress, by Hirafuku Suian
平福穂庵筆 乳虎
Hirafuku Suian hitsu nyūko
1890YokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
ink and colour on silk[26] 159.5 centimetres (5 ft 2.8 in) by 82.4 centimetres (2 ft 8.4 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
High Mountains Clear Autumn, by Terasaki Kōgyō
寺崎廣業筆 高山清秋
Terasaki Kōgyō hitsu kōzan seishū
1914YokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
on silk, mounted on a pair of six-panel folding screens[27] 364.2 centimetres (11 ft 11.4 in) by 168.2 centimetres (5 ft 6.2 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Haruyama, by Hirafuku Hyakusui
平福百穂筆 春山
Hirafuku Hyakusui hitsu Haruyama
1933YokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
ink and colour on paper[28] 104.0 centimetres (3 ft 4.9 in) by 91.0 centimetres (2 ft 11.8 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Mount Fuji, by Odano Naotake
小田野直武筆 富嶽図
Odano Naotake hitsu Fugaku zu
1770sYokoteAkita Prefecture
(kept at the Akita Museum of Modern Art)
colour on silk[29] 77.0 centimetres (2 ft 6.3 in) by 43.5 centimetres (1 ft 5.1 in)39°17′32″N 140°32′51″E / 39.2923054°N 140.54753148°E / 39.2923054; 140.54753148 (Akita Museum of Modern Art)
Sketchbook of Satake Shozan
佐竹曙山 写生帖
Satake Shozan shaseichō
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
three volumes[30] 34.0 centimetres (13.4 in) by 26.3 centimetres (10.4 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
Scenery with Lake, by Satake Shozan
佐竹曙山筆 湖山風景図
Satake Shozan hitsu gozan fūkei zu
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
16.0 centimetres (6.3 in) by 26.3 centimetres (10.4 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
Bamboo and Java Sparrows, by Satake Shozan
佐竹曙山筆 竹に文鳥図
Satake Shozan hitsu take ni bunchō zu
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
136.0 centimetres (53.5 in) by 40.0 centimetres (15.7 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
Irises and a Knife, by Satake Shozan
佐竹曙山筆 燕子花にナイフ図
Satake Shozan hitsu kakitsubata ni naifu zu
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
112.5 centimetres (44.3 in) by 40.0 centimetres (15.7 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
Pink Lotus, by Satake Shozan
佐竹曙山筆 紅蓮図
Satake Shozan hitsu guren zu
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
87.0 centimetres (34.3 in) by 30.5 centimetres (12.0 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
Bamboo Grass and White Rabbit, by Odano Naotake
小田野直武筆 笹に白兎図
Odano Naotake hitsu sasa ni shiro usagi zu
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
100.5 centimetres (39.6 in) by 32.5 centimetres (12.8 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
Children with Dog, by Odano Naotake
小田野直武筆 児童愛犬図
Odano Naotake hitsu jidō aiken zu
later C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
41.5 centimetres (16.3 in) by 64.0 centimetres (25.2 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)

Municipal Cultural Properties

Properties designated at a municipal level include:

PropertyDateMunicipalityOwnershipCommentsImageDimensionsCoordinatesRef.
Icon with Saints
聖像画
Seizōga
ŌdateHokuroku Orthodox Church (北鹿ハリストス正教会)by Yamashita Rin 40°12′53″N 140°37′27″E / 40.214607°N 140.624301°E / 40.214607; 140.624301 (Hokuroku Orthodox Church)[6]
Ink Landscape, by Satake Yoshimasa
佐竹義和筆「水墨山水」
Satake Yoshimasa hitsu suiboku sansui
Edo periodAkitaAkita City
(kept at Satake Historical Museum)
39°43′12″N 140°07′29″E / 39.720019°N 140.124823°E / 39.720019; 140.124823 (Satake Historical Museum)[7]
Hunter, colour on silk, by Hirafuku Hyakusui
絹本着色猟夫 平福百穂筆
kenpon chakushoku ryōfu Hirafuku Hyakusui hitsu
1903AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
162.6 centimetres (5 ft 4.0 in) by 92.3 centimetres (3 ft 0.3 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)[8]
Begonias with Frog, colour on silk, by Odano Naotake
絹本着色岩に秋海棠と蛙図 小田野直武
kenpon chakushoku iwa ni shūkaidō to kaeru zu Odano Naotake hitsu
C18AkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
129.0 centimetres (4 ft 2.8 in) by 31.9 centimetres (1 ft 0.6 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)[9]
Flowers and Birds, colour on silk, by Sasaki Harazen
絹本着色花鳥図 佐々木原善筆
kenpon chakushoku kachō zu Sasaki Harazen hitsu
Edo periodAkitaAkita City
(kept at the Akita Senshū Museum of Art)
143.8 centimetres (4 ft 8.6 in) by 60.8 centimetres (1 ft 11.9 in)39°43′02″N 140°07′28″E / 39.717346°N 140.124575°E / 39.717346; 140.124575 (Akita Senshū Museum of Art)[10]

See also

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