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Edo Period Buddhist art turns passion into beauty

BY AIKO MASUDA STAFF WRITER

photo:Hakuin Ekaku's "Hanshin Daruma" (Owned by Manjuji, Oita Prefecture)拡大Hakuin Ekaku's "Hanshin Daruma" (Owned by Manjuji, Oita Prefecture)

photo:"Seated Ryomen Sukuna" by Enku in 17th century (Owned by Senkoji, Gifu Prefecture)拡大"Seated Ryomen Sukuna" by Enku in 17th century (Owned by Senkoji, Gifu Prefecture)

The stable years of the Edo Period (1603-1868) gave rise to a prosperous merchant class and a burgeoning "townsman" culture. For that reason, Edo art is often epitomized by colorful and flamboyant ukiyo-e prints.

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