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a hand gesture signifying concentration of the mind or meditation
This emphasis on depth through the ravens and trees achieves a natural balance with the painting's height
although it is illegible
but also into the Asian art collections of the Metropolitan Museum in New York
The somewhat old-fashioned turned finials on the lower picture rail have also been left in place
Meeresbucht 山水 | Kanō Motonobu attr. 狩野元信（伝）| 1476-1559 material:silk a hand gesture signifying concentrationKan Motonobu is the second head of the Kan school in the genealogy. It is thanks to his genius that he took over the legacy of his father Masanobu, who was still completely committed to the priestly painting tradition, and transformed it into a well organized art institution. Every now and then you can still find works from his workshop on the market today, as his production was certainly much more extensive than that of his father. This painting has
