著者

田中 孝明 渡辺 勝彦

出版者

Architectural Institute of Japan

雑誌

日本建築学会計画系論文集 (ISSN:13404210)

巻号頁・発行日

vol.75, no.651, pp.1219-1224, 2010

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By surveying village <i>Sinto</i> architecture with historical plaques of <i>Simousa</i> fief once a part of Chiba-ken, we can find out the activities of the sculptors represented as <i>Takeda Juzaburo</i> in the late Edo period.<br> We are able to draw out our results by examining the materials as follows; Four sculptors named <i>Takeda Juzaburo</i> once lived in <i>Yuuki</i>, near the northern part of Kanto area, where some shrines have an extreme amount of wood-curving. They had spread the use of large amounts of wood-curving in shrines in the fief, and carved onto not only the panels used as decorative transoms but also entire wooden walls of shrine from 1806 to 1822.