Anonymous (18th Century)
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Anonymous (18th Century)

PORTUGUESE TRADERS

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Anonymous (18th Century)
Portuguese Traders
A six-fold screen, ink, colour, gold and gold leaf on paper
56 x 202cm.
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拍品专文

Portuguese ships were permitted access to Japan between 1571 and about 1640, when the Shogun put into effect a seclusionist policy that closed country to all outsiders other than Chinese merchants, a handfull of Dutch traders and occassional Korean emissaries. The Portuguese made large profits exchanging Chinese silk for Japanese silver. The scene depicts a procession leading to a Christian church. Christianity was to be prohibited in 1614 when an edict was published.