フィラデルフィア美術館のインスタグラム(philamuseum) - 8月5日 01時54分

Falconry, the sport of hunting using trained birds of prey, became a popular activity among Japanese courtiers during the tenth century. The sport was increasingly associated with the military, and falcons and hawks were often used as a symbol of power. Hunting is a complex topic featured in many of @michaelnicknichols photographs and highlight humanity’s often challenging relationship to the natural world. See this Japanese folding screen along with Nichols’ photographs in #MichaelNicholsWild, on view now through September 17. #AWildLife
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“Goshawk Mews,” c. 1675 (Edo Period, 1615–1868), attributed to Kano School, Japan

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