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A la cour du Prince Genji: Mille ans d'imaginaire japonais. Archéologie subaquatique Blue glazed schist scarab depictedWritten in the 11th century by the poet Murasaki Shikibu, The Tale of Genji is considered the most representative work of classical Japanese literature. This work, evoking the refinements of the imperial court during the Heian period (794 1185) through the epic love story of Prince Hikaru Genji, bears witness to a rich artistic period marked by the emergence of women's literature. Painters, poets, calligraphers, ceramists, artisans, and, from the 20th