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[edit]DescriptionLes singes de l'écurie sacrée du sanctuaire shinto Toshogu de Nikko (Japon) (42299372085).jpg |
Guenon et son petit sculptés sur le linteau d'une porte de l'écurie sacrée (Shinkyu) <a href="http://www.toshogu.jp/" rel="nofollow">www.toshogu.jp/</a> Les singes étaient censés protéger les chevaux à l'époque d'Edo, c'est pourquoi ils sont présents au-dessus de la porte de cette écurie destinée au cheval du shogun Tokugawa. Le sculpteur-peintre de cette oeuvre est Hidari Jingoro, artiste japonais du XVIIè siècle. Le sanctuaire Toshogu de Nikko sur Wikipedia <a href="https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikk%c5%8d_T%c5%8dsh%c5%8d-g%c5%ab" rel="nofollow">fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikk%C5%8D_T%C5%8Dsh%C5%8D-g%C5%AB</a> Le temple Nikkô Tôshô-gû fait partie du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO. Construit par Tokugawa Hidetada (1579-1632) pour son père Ieyasu, il a été embelli par le petit-fils du second, Iemitsu (1604-1651). Une fois divinisé, Ieyasu est connu sous le nom de Daigongen "Le grand Gongen, lumière de l'Est"; et le style d'architecture du mausolée est aujourd'hui appelé gongen-zukuri, le style Gongen. Extrait du site Vivre le Japon Le Sanctuaire Toshogu à Nikko dans les guides du Japon <a href="https://www.vivrelejapon.com/ville-nikko/nikko-toshogu" rel="nofollow">www.vivrelejapon.com/ville-nikko/nikko-toshogu</a> |
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Author | Jean-Pierre Dalbéra from Paris, France |
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