Zenkreis | Osaki Honkō 尾崎本孝 | 1874-1944 format:50cm x 122cm as his production was certainly

as his production was certainly much more extensive than that of his father

Ōkoku also attempted

The Zen saying could be interpreted as follows:

who was a major influence on ink painting in Japan from the 15th century onward (see his most famous painting of six persimmons)

The text panels are 130 cm long

Zenkreis | Osaki Honkō 尾崎本孝 | 1874-1944 format:50cm x 122cm as his production was certainlyOsaki Honk was a Rinzai priest of the Tfukuji in Kyoto. He died in the Jikin in Nara after having devoted considerable effort to rebuilding the Tfukuji's burned down teaching hall. Painting circles is an important concentration and meditation exercise for Zen monks. The fascinating thing about this discipline is the reduction of the message to a predetermined form. But it is precisely the limitation of means that demands the serious circle painter's