Landscape [left of a triptych of White-Robed Kannon with Landscapes] c. late 15th century

This ink-on-paper landscape painting by Kenkō Shōkei, from the late 15th century, depicts a misty mountain range with a prominent peak on the left side. The artist's use of delicate brushstrokes creates a sense of atmospheric depth and tranquility. The composition is balanced and elegant, showcasing Shōkei's mastery of the "haboku" (splashed ink) style, a technique inspired by Chinese ink painting. The work likely served as part of a triptych, with the other panels featuring a White-Robed Kannon (the Buddhist goddess of mercy).