„hell und deutlich“ mei rekireki 明歴々 | Ōmori Sōgen大森曹玄 (Rinzai Priester) | 1904-1994 Tiere Long formats were usually painted

Long formats were usually painted on the floor

with its inlaid crystal eyes

Baiitsu war eine ganz starke Malerpersönlichkeit

den ich mag“ erfährt hier zu Beginn eine Erweiterung durch die Worte „Das Wolken-Tor sagt“

Itō Jakuchū and Nagasawa Rosetsu – each of whom constructed a different alternative world

„hell und deutlich“ mei rekireki 明歴々 | Ōmori Sōgen大森曹玄 (Rinzai Priester) | 1904-1994 Tiere Long formats were usually paintedmori Sgen was a Japanese priest of the Rinzai Zen school. He was head of the Tenry ji lineage in Arashiyama and became president of Hanazono University in Kyoto in 1945. The calligraphic maxim on this hanging scroll is popular amongst Zen priests. Particularly within this spiritual and religious discipline, the call for clarity and distinctness (which one associates with notions of logical debate) may perhaps seem surprising at first glance. However,