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Obaku sect Mokuan Syoutou Bodhidharma painting
Obaku sect Mokuan Syoutou
Bodhidharma painting
ink painting on paper
Total length 124×36cm
Main paper 62.7 x 29cm
hanging scroll
accessory：wood box
1611-1684 Monk of Ming (China).
Born on February 3, 1939. Obaku sect. He inherits the law of Ingen Ryuuki. He came to Japan in the first year of Meireki (1655), assisted his teacher, and became the second head of Manpukuji. He is the founder of Edo Zuisho-ji Temple. He left behind a large number of verses, and his calligraphy is known as one of the Obaku three brushes, along with Ingen and Sokuhi Nyoichi. Tenna died on January 20, 4th year
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