A Japanese Zen-Buddhist scroll painting, ca 1910-20 (late Meiji/early Taisho.
A Japanese Zen-Buddhist scroll painting, ca 1910-20 (late Meiji/early Taisho.
Paiinted with an Enso Circle, the calligprahy is a Koan, that can be translated to 'Being still-understaning all of nature'. Signed by the the Monk Ko (h) an at the Ditoku-ji temple in Kyoto. Measure motif 30,5x46,5 cm. Measure hanging 49,5x111 cm.
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Provenance
Property of a private Swedish Collector who purchased it in Japan, Kyoto, March 2005. G Nakajima.
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