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[edit]DescriptionWakanroeishu.jpg | Wakan rōeishū on cloud-patterned paper (和漢朗詠集 雲紙, wakan rōeishū kumogami) Oldest surviving complete relic of cloud paper with a unique arrangement of clouds diagonally in the lower right and upper left corners. Heian period, 11th century. Two handscrolls, ink on decorated paper (cloud paper with indigo cloud shapes), 27.6 cm × 1,468.9 cm (10.9 in × 578.3 in) Museum of the Imperial Collections, Tokyo | ||||||
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11th century date QS:P,+1050-00-00T00:00:00Z/7 |
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Author | Minamoto no Kaneyuki | ||||||
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