Matsuura screens

The Matsuura screens present detailed paintings spanning six panels, measuring 153 centimeters in height and 363 centimeters in width, depicting women with musical instruments.

Created during the Edo period, these screens demonstrate the artistic techniques and social customs of Japanese society through their intricate depictions of daily activities.

The screens portray women engaging in traditional activities while using musical instruments, providing insights into the social roles and entertainment forms of historical Japan.

Visitors can view these screens at the Museum Yamato Bunkakan in Nara, where they are preserved under specific lighting and temperature conditions.

The screens feature specialized colotype printing techniques developed by the Benrido Atelier, established in Kyoto since 1887, for accurate reproductions.

Location: Nara

Height: 153 cm

Width: 363 cm

Address: 奈良県奈良市学園南1-11-6

Website: https://kintetsu-g-hd.co.jp/culture/yamato/collection/collect01/04.html

GPS coordinates: 34.69539,135.75670

Latest update: March 8, 2025 14:15