Kalligrafie Schnee 雪 | Tenyū Shōkō 天祐紹杲, Schachtelinschrift 山田義山 (1891-1972) Abt des Daitokuji | 1586-1666 material:Paper which he admired without limits

which he admired without limits

Zeshin came from a family of artisans

Ultimately

it is striking that the two eggplants are a very intense black (almost like a solid application of lacquer) - no shading reveals their spherical shape

she was adopted by the head of Chion Temple in Kyoto almost as soon as she was born and worked as a young lady-in-waiting at Kameyama Castle until she was 14

Kalligrafie Schnee 雪 | Tenyū Shōkō 天祐紹杲, Schachtelinschrift 山田義山 (1891-1972) Abt des Daitokuji | 1586-1666 material:Paper which he admired without limitsTeny Shk was the 169th abbot of Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto. He reached the remarkable age of 80, which was no small feat at the time. Considering this calligraphy in light of the calligrapher's long life, one might conclude that the pronounced calm and composure of this image is connected to a personality blessed with a long life, having led an existence of stability and inner security. Nothing here suggests an impulsive character or unbridled