朝圣者的访问相册 - 美国大都会艺术博物馆展品查阅

品名（中）	朝圣者的访问相册
品名（英）	Pilgrim's Visiting Album
入馆年号	1894年，94.18.5
策展部门	亚洲艺术（Asian Art）
创作者
创作年份	公元 1700 - 公元 1799
创作地区
分类	插图书籍（Illustrated Books）
尺寸	整体: 7 3/8 x 11 3/4 英寸 (18.7 x 29.8 厘米)
介绍（中）	净土宗佛教的一位信徒整理了这些画册的内容，这些画册上刷着阿弥陀佛（梵语：Amitābha）的名字，用于寺庙参观。签名和盖章的书简表明，大多数书法家都是大江户（东京）地区净土寺的住持。专辑中也有阿米达和善道的画作，善道是一位有影响力的唐朝僧人（618-907）；Hōnen，日本净土学派的创始人；还有一位年轻的新兰，真净土学校的创始人。在一本画册的右侧，出现了江户寺第三十六任住持的僧人Yūten Kenyo（1637–1718）的肖像。Yūten出生于现在的福岛县南部，12岁时作为新手进入Zōjō; ji。他在那里的学术环境中挣扎着离开了，但后来，一次与神FudōMyō; o（梵语：Achala Vidyārāja）的梦中相遇，据说导致了个人的转变，之后他因能够确保受折磨的人类精神折磨的人在净土出生而闻名一组一个（94.18.2–.5）
介绍（英）	An adherent of the Pure Land School of Buddhism compiled the content of these albums—slips of paper brushed with the name of the Buddha Amida (Sanskrit: Amitābha)—on temple visits. The signed and sealed slips indicate that most of the calligraphers were abbots of Pure Land temples in the greater Edo (Tokyo) area. The albums also have paintings of Amida, as well as Shandao, an influential Tang dynasty (618–907) monk; Hōnen, the founder of the Pure Land School in Japan; and a youthful Shinran, the founder of the True Pure Land School. A portrait of the monk Yūten Kenyo (1637–1718), who served as the thirty-sixth abbot of the Edo temple Zōjōji, appears on the right-hand side of a page of one album. Yūten was born in the south of what is now Fukushima Prefecture, and entered Zōjōji as a novice at the age of twelve. He struggled in the academic environment there and left, but later, a dream encounter with the deity Fudō Myōo (Sanskrit: Achala Vidyārāja) is said to have led to a personal transformation, following which he became famous for his ability to ensure birth in the Pure Land for those afflicted by tormented human spirits (onryō). One from a set (94.18.2–.5)