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Orchid
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MONK WU’AN PUNING (1197-1276)
Orchid
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
83.5 x 25 cm. (32 7/8 x 9 7/8 in.)
Inscribed and with two seals of the artist
Orchid
Hanging scroll, ink on paper
83.5 x 25 cm. (32 7/8 x 9 7/8 in.)
Inscribed and with two seals of the artist
Provenance
Inoue family collection.
Lot 1, 27 April 1961, Exhibition and Auction sale of Japanese and Chinese Works of Art, Tokyo Art Club.
Lot 1, 27 April 1961, Exhibition and Auction sale of Japanese and Chinese Works of Art, Tokyo Art Club.
Further details
NOTE:
According to the Daikaku Zenji Goroku, Lanxi Daolong (Rankei Doryu, 1213–1278) invited Wu’an Puning (Gottan Funei, 1197-1276), to come to Japan in 1260. Wu’an served as the master of Kencho-ji Temple in Kamakura until his return to China in 1265. Wu’an’s school is one of the twenty-four Zen divisions in Japan.
According to the Daikaku Zenji Goroku, Lanxi Daolong (Rankei Doryu, 1213–1278) invited Wu’an Puning (Gottan Funei, 1197-1276), to come to Japan in 1260. Wu’an served as the master of Kencho-ji Temple in Kamakura until his return to China in 1265. Wu’an’s school is one of the twenty-four Zen divisions in Japan.
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