rokujou madenokouji bussho　六条万里小路仏所
CATEGORY:　art history / sculptures
　
A Buddhist sculpture workshop, *bussho 仏所, active from the 11-14c and located in Kyoto's Rokujou madenokouji 六条万里小路. It was established by Inchou 院朝 (dates unknown), son of Injo 院助 (?-1106), the founder of the *Inpa 院派 school, as an offshoot of the Inpa workshop *shichijou oomiya bussho 七条大宮仏所. One of the major groups of Kyoto sculptors *kyoto busshi 京都仏師, who flourished in the late Heian period (11-12c), that received commissions from the Imperial court and nobility. Rokujou madenokouji bussho gradually declined in the Kamakura period (13-14c) along with other Kyoto based Inpa and *Enpa 円派 workshops, because the Kamakura government favored the Nara based *Keiha 慶派 school.
　
　

　
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