<p>The hollyhocks and lilies of midsummer blooming in the right scroll are countered in the left by flowers of late summer and autumn-cotton roses, chrysanthemums, and eulalia grass. The profusion of detail is characteristic of the art of Shikibu Terutada, a prolific painter active in the Kanto region of eastern Japan. Although his many extant works reveal a familiarity with Kano-school styles and compositions, Terutada is thought to have begun his career emulating the style of Kenko Shokei (active before 1478-ca. 1523), the central figure of painting circles in late medieval Kanto. The pair of black-backed wagtails flying at the upper right and the oriole standing sentinel at the left, for example, are identical to motifs found in paintings by Shokei and his numerous followers.</p>
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