Kiyomizu Temple Collection
Kiyomizu Temple, located in Kyoto, is a timeless masterpiece that has captivated artists and visitors for centuries
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Kiyomizu Temple, located in Kyoto, is a timeless masterpiece that has captivated artists and visitors for centuries. The temple's beauty and significance have been immortalized in various artworks throughout history. In the 17th century, Hishikawa Moronobu created a stunning depiction of Kiyomizu Temple, showcasing its grandeur and architectural brilliance. This artwork serves as a testament to the temple's enduring legacy. Another notable piece from the 18th century by Torii Kiyotsune portrays a girl leaping from Kiyomizu Temple. This painting captures the sense of freedom and exhilaration one might experience while exploring this sacred place. Sugimura Jihei's work from the late 17th century depicts visitors at Kiyomizu Temple, highlighting their awe-inspiring reactions to its breathtaking views. It showcases how people have always been drawn to this spiritual sanctuary. Suzuki Harunobu's artistry shines through his portrayal of a young woman seated on the balcony in 1766. The delicate details and serene atmosphere evoke a sense of tranquility that can be found within these hallowed grounds. Ono no Komachi Visiting Kiyomizu Temple is an enchanting piece from an unknown date but emphasizes how even legendary figures were inspired by this cultural landmark. It speaks volumes about the temple's allure transcending time itself. A photograph taken around 1912 reveals why Kiyomizu Temple is renowned for its hanging stage on the edge of precipice and offers panoramic views of Kyoto cityscape. This unique feature adds an element of thrill to any visit here. Suzuki Harunobu once again impresses with his representation of Shimizu Temple circa 1765, capturing another angle of this majestic structure that continues to inspire countless artists today. Ando Hiroshige beautifully captured Kiyomizu Temple in his work from 1834, part of the Famous Views of Kyoto series.