材质:Fan painting mounted as a hanging scroll；ink， color， gold and gold leaf on paper 拍品描述:Sealed Naonobu 来源 Kokon， Inc.， New York Kano Shoei anchors the third quarter of the sixteenth century with a calm and mature style that bridges the work of his father， Kano Motonobu， and his son， Kano Eitoku. Taishokan is an ancient folktale about a diving woman (ama) who retrieves a precious gem from the Dragon King of the Sea. At the center of the story is the founder of the Fujiwara clan， Fujiwara no Kamatari (614-669)， also known by his court title， Taishokan (meaning The great Woven Cap).