Unbekannt

Der große Buddha von Kamakura

Public Domain
  • Production 1880–1890
Die buddhistische Skulptur und insbesondere der Daibutsu, der Große Buddha, ist eines der beliebtesten Motive der japanischen Reisefotografie. Schon die Größe der Statue muss den Reisenden aus dem Westen beeindruckt haben: 13,35 Meter misst die Bronze-Skulptur, die der damalige Herrscher Hojo Yasutoki im 13. Jahrhundert für das 50 Kilometer südlich von Tokyo gelegene Kamakura hat anfertigen lassen. (Aya Fujita)

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Unbekannt, Der große Buddha von Kamakura, 1880–1890, Museum for Kunst and Gewerbe Hamburg, Public Domain, Online: https://www.mkg-hamburg.de/en/object/dc00039969

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