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Miracles of Kannon: Western Provinces Pilgrimage No. 23 Kachio-ji, Settsu

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Utagawa Kunisada (aka Toyokuni III), Japanese, (1786–1864)
Miracles of Kannon: Western Provinces Pilgrimage No. 23 Kachio-ji, Settsu, 1859
ink and colors on paper
14 3/8 x 9 5/8 in. (37 x 24 cm)


Object Type: Print
Technique: Wood-block Printing
Period: Edo, Late (1789-1868)
Credit Line: Purchased with funds from the Aoki Endowment for Japanese Arts and Cultures
Accession Number: 2017.1.14


Commentary
"Kannon Reigen Ki" (The Stories about the Miracles by Bodhisattva Kannon). Kachi-o temple in Settsu province. No. 23 of the Seikoku Pilgrimage Route.

The hair of queen of Baekje, Paekche (Kudara in Japanese) became white for no known reason. She tried all the remedies possible but to no avail. One night, she had a dream of kannon of the Kachi-o temple in Japan. She prayed to the kannon in the direction of the Kachi-o temple. Her hair became lustrous and black again. The king and the queen of Paekche were so pleased that they sent two envoys with precious gifts to the Kachi-o temple.
From: artelino.com

See also 2001.2.14 # 9 Kofuku-ji
See also 2017.1.12 #29 Matsuno-dera
See also 2003.1.95 #26, Kiyomizudera
See also 2017.1.14 #23, Kachio-ji, Settsu
See also 2019.1.84 #15, Imakumano
See also 2020.1.5 #29, Sodayu and Devil Woman

Marks
The work is signed "Toyokuni." The signature "Hiroshige" appears in the upper inset.

Medium
ink and colors on paper

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