daibatsu　題跋

KEY WORD :　art history / paintings

1　A general term that refers to the title or preface, dai 題, daiji 題辞 and the postscript or colophon *okugaki 奥書, bastubun 跋文, atogaki 後書, written on books *sasshibon 冊子本 or scrolls *kansubon 巻子本 of calligraphy or painting. 2　Ch: tiba. Appreciative criticism, ideas, or evaluations of a work of art added by the viewer at the end of a book or scrolls of calligraphy or painting. While a few examples of daibatsu exist from 7-10c China, the practice developed during the 10-13c along with the development of scholar-painting *bunjinga 文人画. During this period , a special literary style was established for daibatsu and many collections of daibatsu were compiled in works such as Jigulu Bawei (Jp: SHUUKOROKU BATSUBI 集古録跋尾) by Ouyang Xiu (Jp: Ou Youshuu 欧陽修; 1007-72) and Dongpo Tiba (Jp: TOUBA DAIBATSU 東坡題跋) by Su Shi (Jp: So Shoku 蘇軾; 1036-1101).

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