Reiher und Pfingstrosen auf Goldgrund | anonym | 18.Jh. Pflanzen this priest might be called

this priest might be called "Wretched Gemstone" or "Jewel-Poverty"—depending on how you look at it

Particularly within this spiritual and religious discipline

only a few participants are involved on the field – here on the screen there are four

the birds are not easy to identify - one is most likely to think of tits

Yoshimura Kokei is among the "Ten Best Students of Maruyama Ōkyō (1733-1795)

Reiher und Pfingstrosen auf Goldgrund | anonym | 18.Jh. Pflanzen this priest might be calledThis image probably comes from a multi panel screen only a single picture has survived. It is unsigned, which was quite common in the 17th 18th century, even if the authorship would have been worth mentioning. Stylistically, one is most likely to think of the Kan school, which has been supplying palaces and large temples with magnificent sliding door and screen paintings since the 15th century. The use of gold as a background is not just a matter of