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Historically, Japanese—influenced by Chinese terminology—used the term Nanman (or Nanban ) to describe people from Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean, or southern China. However, in the 16th century, the term was applied specifically to the Portuguese, Spanish, and other European traders who arrived in Kyushu from Macao. ₹150 crore (Blockbuster) 👥 Cast & Characters Vijay:
Most Nanban byōbu are unsigned, making attribution difficult. However, scholars believe that artists of the (Kanō-ha), the dominant school of Japanese painting during the Momoyama period, produced many of the best works. They were soon joined by painters of the Tosa school (Tosa-ha) and machi-eshi (town painters). Notable names include Kanō Naizen (1570–1616), whose screens are held in the Kobe City Museum collection.
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Many Namban objects were produced for use in Jesuit and Franciscan churches. These include Christian icons, copperplate engravings, and paintings incorporating Western techniques. The Nanban Culture Museum in Osaka specializes in these Christian artifacts.