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1664 - 1726

작가 정보 요약

  • Copyright status: Public domain
  • Also known as: Shiba Sonome
  • Top 3 works: Letter
  • Art period: Early Modern
  • Works on APS: 1

early life and literary pursuits

shiba sonojo, a japanese zen poet, lived from 1664 to 1726, leaving an indelible mark on the literary world with her profound haiku compositions. her life, though shrouded in mystery, is intricately linked with that of matsuo bashō, a prominent figure in japanese literature, with whom she shared a deep and meaningful correspondence.

artistic expression and style

shiba sonojo's poetry is characterized by its frankness and immediacy, reflecting the purity of her spirit. her published works, including kiku no chiri (dust on chrysanthemums), showcase her mastery over the haiku form, often incorporating elements of nature to convey profound insights.

notable artworks and their significance

influence and legacy

shiba sonojo's influence on japanese literature, particularly in the realm of haiku, is undeniable. her work continues to inspire new generations of poets and artists alike. for those seeking to delve deeper into her world, shiba sonojo's profile on WikiOO.org offers a comprehensive overview of her life and works.

further reading and exploration

- view shiba sonojo's letter on WikiOO.org - shiba sonome on wikipedia - the art of japanese paper for insights into the materials used in shiba sonojo's works.

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