Fukinuki yatai (吹抜屋台) describes a feature of Japanese art particularly associated with e-maki (絵巻) painted scrolls, famously for example, yamato-e. Literally...
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even the removal of the roofs to represent the interior of buildings (fukinuki yatai). A second notable example of the onna-e paintings in the Heian period...
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average women in their day to day life. The Japanese technique known as fukinuki yatai, or “blown off roof,” allows the viewer to see into the interior of...
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Emaki is characterized by two pictorial techniques: fukinuki yatai and hikime kagibana. Fukinuki yatai ("blown-off roof") refers to a form of composition...
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drawn again or enhanced in ink to accentuate the depth. The so-called fukinuki yatai technique, involving the removal of building roofs, was used to depict...
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interior scenes, the painter did not use the classical technique of fukinuki yatai, consisting of removing the roof to show the parts of a building from...
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constraints of court life. Like most emaki, the composition is based on the fukinuki yatai ("blown-off roof") technique, which consists of a perspective of looking...
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of a Buddhist memorial service in blown away roof technique (吹抜屋台, fukinuki yatai) 1100late Heian period One handscroll, ink on paper decorated with gold...
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