
- 82.0cm x 33.0cm
Explore las impactantes pinturas de Kobayakawa Shūsei (1885-1974), artista japonés que retrata el Japón de guerra y el arte imperial. Sea testigo de su estilo único y su importancia histórica.
Manjushri, the bodhisattva of wisdom known as Monju in Japan, sits cross-legged on the back of his lion vehicle. Monju appears as a youth in flowing robes, his hair worn long and loose; one of his attributes, a scepter, is placed casually on the ground before him. Although it is a decidedly carefree interpretation, the iconography seen here is consistent with works by painters affiliated with the Zen monastery Tōfukuji in Kyoto.
Por el equipo editorial de TopImpressionists.com