Focus on Kegon Engi Emaki and discuss the Provenance.
Nowadays, the emakimono is listed in the Register of National Treasures of Japan and is exhibited at the National Museums in Kyoto (the Gishō portion) and Tokyo (the Gengyō portion), after being stored for a long time by the Kōzan-ji; several scenes remain among the most representative of this art. However, the work has survived in a fragmentary way and some sections are missing; the reconstruction of the original scrolls has given rise to numerous studies, the most important of which is that of KL Brock in 1984.
Tokyo National Treasures of Japan Gishō National Treasure Kyoto Gengyō emakimono Kōzan-ji