Treasures of JapanA catalogue of Japan's designated cultural properties 2,690 works catalogued

Home › Browse › Paintings › Nanbokuchō period › Illustrated Biography of Priest Hōnen

Important Cultural Property

Illustrated Biography of Priest Hōnen

法然上人絵伝
Illustrated Biography of Priest Hōnen (法然上人絵伝)
PLATE IImage: Tokyo National Museum, via ColBase — CC BY 4.0
At a glance — Painting · Nanbokuchō period, 14th century · held by Tokyo National Museum · designated Important Cultural Property of Japan.

Fact Sheet

Designation
Important Cultural Property (重要文化財)
Category
Paintings
Date
1301–1400
Location
Ueno, Tokyo
Catalogue ID
cobas-167076

Find more

Illustrated Biography of Priest Hōnen is a painting of Nanbokuchō period, 14th century (1301–1400), held by the Tokyo National Museum and designated a Important Cultural Property (重要文化財) of Japan. The facts below are transcribed from the official catalogue record; this entry carries no museum description in English.

Record & Sources

Cite this page: “Illustrated Biography of Priest Hōnen(法然上人絵伝).” Treasures of Japan, catalogue no. cobas-167076. Tokyo National Museum. https://treasures.yamato-kenkou.com/treasures/illustrated-biography-of-priest-h-nen/ — entry last verified 1 November 2026.
Full record data (as published in the official catalogue record)
  • Genre: Painting
  • Category: Paintings, sketches, and prints:Japan:Yamato-e
  • Material: Color on paper
  • Cultural property designation: Important Cultural Property
  • 員数: 1巻
  • 分類: 絵画
  • 品質形状: 紙本着色
  • 種別: 絵画:日本:やまと絵
  • 法量: 本紙 縦32.7 横1364.0

Also at the Tokyo National Museum More →

National Treasure
Snowy Landscape (雪景山水図軸)

Snowy Landscape

雪景山水図軸
Paintings · Kamakura, 1201–1400TNM
National Treasure
Snowy Landscape (雪景山水図軸)

Snowy Landscape

雪景山水図軸
Paintings · Kamakura, 13th centuryTNM

More paintings of the Nanbokuchō period More →

Important Cultural Property
Arhat (羅漢図軸)

Arhat

羅漢図軸
Paintings · Nanbokuchō, 14th centuryTNM
Important Cultural Property
Calf (放犢図軸)

Calf

放犢図軸
Paintings · Nanbokuchō, 14th centuryTNM
Advertisement