Zen-kalligrafie 1836 - 1888

"Zen-kalligrafie" is a set of three hanging scrolls by the Japanese artist Yamaoka Tesshū, created between 1836 and 1888. The scrolls are written in black ink on a pale background, featuring elegant calligraphy in the style of Japanese Zen Buddhism. These works are a testament to Tesshū's skill in calligraphy, and they exemplify the beauty and expressiveness of this traditional art form. The scrolls are also a testament to Tesshū's profound understanding of Zen philosophy, as the calligraphic strokes reflect the artist's commitment to mindfulness and inner peace. Each scroll, measuring approximately 194 cm in height and 48 cm in width, showcases a different Zen aphorism, offering a glimpse into the artist's thoughts and spiritual practice.