Jurōjin [center of a triptych] 1884

This hanging scroll, *Jurōjin*, is a captivating work by the renowned Japanese artist Kawanabe Kyōsai, created in 1884. The painting depicts Jurōjin, the Shinto god of longevity, with a striking use of ink washes. His long beard, flowing robes, and distinctive features are rendered with masterful brushstrokes, showcasing Kyōsai’s signature style. The scroll is a testament to Kyōsai’s unique artistic vision and the enduring power of Japanese mythology.