The Floating Bridge of Dreams (Yume no Ukihashi), Illustration to Chapter 54 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari)
Tosa Mitsunobu
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The Floating Bridge of Dreams (Yume no Ukihashi)
The Floating Bridge of Dreams (Yume no Ukihashi) is an illustration by Tosa Mitsunobu, created using ink and color on paper. This work is an illustration for Chapter 54 of the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), a classic of Japanese literature written by Murasaki Shikibu in the early 11th century. The painting exemplifies the Tosa school's style, known for its delicate lines and vibrant colors, which were instrumental in the development of Japanese narrative painting. Tosa Mitsunobu, active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries, was a pivotal figure in the Tosa school, serving as the official court painter. His work on the Tale of Genji reflects the cultural and aesthetic values of the Muromachi period, emphasizing elegance and refinement. This illustration contributes to the enduring legacy of the Tale of Genji as a source of artistic inspiration in Japanese culture.
The Floating Bridge of Dreams (Yume no Ukihashi) by Tosa Mitsunobu is an illustration for Chapter 54 of the Tale of Genji, created using ink and color on paper. The artwork exemplifies the Yamato-e style, characterized by its delicate lines and vibrant colors, capturing the ethereal and poetic nature of the narrative.
