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Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen, ca. 1600. Artist: Anonymous
Arrival of a Portuguese ship. Nanban screen, ca. 1600. Found in the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
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The captivating print showcases the "Arrival of a Portuguese ship" depicted on a Nanban screen, believed to be created around 1600 by an anonymous artist. This remarkable artwork can be found in the esteemed collection of Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The image transports us back to a significant era when Ferdinand Magellan and his crew embarked on their historic circumnavigation voyage. The painting captures the essence of this momentous event as a majestic warship, known as a carrack, sails into Japanese waters during the vibrant period of trade between Japan and Portugal called Nanban. This genre painting beautifully portrays the fusion of cultures with its intricate details and vivid colors. The folding screens, also known as byobu, were highly valued for their ability to divide spaces while displaying exquisite artistry. Here, they serve as historical artifacts that offer insights into Japan's encounter with European explorers. As we delve deeper into history through this mesmerizing piece, it becomes evident how crucial these voyages were in shaping our understanding of global exploration and discovery. The arrival of Portuguese ships not only opened up new horizons but also marked the beginning of an exchange between East and West that would forever alter world dynamics. With its rich pigments painted on paper, this nanban art serves as both an artistic masterpiece and a testament to humanity's insatiable curiosity for exploration. It stands proudly among other fine art images at Rijksmuseum – preserving history for generations to come while celebrating cultural diversity and inter
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