Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)
Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)
Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)
Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)
Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)
Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)

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Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源),

13th-14th century

Anonymous
Japanese
Kamakura period, 1185–1333
y1966-248

Information

Title
Portrait of Jie Daishi (Ryōgen) 慈恵大師 (良源)
Dates

13th-14th century

Maker
Anonymous
Medium
Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk
Dimensions
Painting: 148.8 x 72.4 cm. (58 9/16 x 28 1/2 in.) Mount: 240 x 92.3 w. with knobs 103
Credit Line
Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Morse
Object Number
y1966-248
Place Made

Asia, Japan

Inscription
Zone of inscriptions at top, black on red and white ground.
Culture
Japanese
Period
Kamakura
Type
paintings, scroll paintings, hanging scrolls, japanese painting styles
Materials
silk (textile), ink
Subject
monks, religious art, men, moons, figures (representations), attendants

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