Art work detail: Statue of Daito Kokushi （大燈国師）Formerly owned by Manno Museum of Art 萬野美術館

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Statue of Daito Kokushi （大燈国師） Formerly owned by Manno Museum of Art 萬野美術館

Ink on Paper

Calligraphy : Tōrei Enji （1721-1792 , 東嶺円慈）

Painting : Oosuga kiran （1741-1823 , 大須賀鬼卵）

Main paper 116×54 cm

Hanging scroll / Kakejiku

Accessory：wood box

The paper is slightly damaged

Formerly owned by Manno Museum of Art 萬野美術館

Tōrei Enji : 1721-1792: A monk from the mid-Edo period. Rinzai sect. He studied under Kogetsu Zenzai of Hyuga Daikoji Temple and then Hakuin Ekaku of Suruga Shoinji Temple, and inherited their teachings. In 1767, he founded Ryutakuji Temple in Mishima, Izu.

Oosuga kiran : 1744-1823: A comic writer of the late Edo period. Born in 1744. Formerly a samurai. He traveled extensively, enjoying painting, kyoka, renga, and haiku. Towards the end of the Kansei era, he ran a tobacco shop in Hisaka, Totomi (Kakegawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture), and was known as an artist, reader, and author. He died on February 23, 1823, aged 80. He was born in Kawachi (Osaka Prefecture).

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