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ID No: 6675 Name: Shiseki Renshu Dates: 1842-1914 Sect: Zen. Obaku.
Text: Painting of Kanzeon Bodhisattva with a slight use of colour. The deep mercy reveals at the every moment. Protecting sentient beings. Medicines like a miracle peach in Shangri-La. Even the transient life like a leaf in the wind exists eternaly. She is watching her child with a smile playing around the song of a bush warbler in flight. The day before 18th of the midsummer. Obaku Shu Shiseki painted with burning incense at Kanro-do
Temple: The Obaku sect. The 43rd chief abbot of Manpuku-ji, Obaku. The 23rd abbot of Koju-san Fukuju-ji, Kokura Fukuoka.
Data: Pen name: Gesshu, Shu-donin. Disciple of Raiho Yogo. He practiced Zen under Rozan Ekishu in Koju-san, Senrai Gorei and Dokusho Shinki. He became the 23rd abbot of Kojusan Fukuju-ji in 1888 and then he established the Juzan school. He was selected to be the 43rd chief abbot of the Obaku sect in 1904. He retired and back to Kojusan in 1911. He founded some temples in Fukuoka. His paintings, especially paintings of plum have established a strong reputation.
Paper Dimension /cm: 131*42.2
Whole Dimension /cm: 195.8*56.5
Style: Vertical silk mounting. Normal style.
PRICE Japanese Yen: 160,000JPY |