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Taoist Immortals, c. 1647 (ink, colours & gold on paper)
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Taoist Immortals, c. 1647 (ink, colours & gold on paper)
711111 Taoist Immortals, c.1647 (ink, colours & gold on paper) by Sansetsu, Kano (1589-1651); 166.37x115.57 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN, USA; (add.info.: These remarkable screens once decorated the abbots quarters of the Tensho_-in, a temple within the Zen monastery of Myo_shinji in Kyoto. Created around 1647 by the artist Kano Sansetsu (1589-1651), they illustrate Chinese Taoist immortals. The Chinese believed certain sages, through their moral virtue, faith and discipline, managed to transcend the bounds of the natural world and live forever. They became paragons of self-cultivation and moral behavior and were worshiped as divine saints); eMinneapolis Institute of Art; The Putnam Dana McMillan Fund; Japanese, out of copyright
Media ID 22696108
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Arranging Beings Belief Container Deities Discipline Divine Elevated Existence Gathering Immortal Immortals Moral Morality Panel Panels Philosophical Philosophy Sage Sages Screen Screens Sliding Stylised Taoism Taoist Virtue Virtues Wisdom Wise Divinity
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This print showcases the exquisite artwork titled "Taoist Immortals" by Kano Sansetsu, created around 1647. These remarkable screens were once displayed in the abbots quarters of the Tensho-in temple within the Zen monastery of Myoshinji in Kyoto. The artist beautifully illustrates Chinese Taoist immortals, revered as divine saints due to their moral virtue, faith, and discipline. The panels depict a serene landscape with flowing rivers and blooming flowers, symbolizing the transcendence of these sages beyond the bounds of nature. Each panel portrays different deities dressed in stylized costumes, embodying wisdom and philosophical beliefs associated with Taoism. The arrangement of these divine beings on sliding screens creates an elevated atmosphere that invites contemplation and reflection. Their virtuous existence serves as a reminder for viewers to cultivate self-discipline and moral behavior. With intricate details executed using ink, colors, and gold on paper, this artwork exemplifies traditional Japanese aesthetics while drawing inspiration from Chinese religious practices. The presence of vases and containers further emphasizes the importance placed on gathering wisdom through spiritual pursuits. As you admire this masterpiece captured by Bridgeman Images for Fine Art Finder, immerse yourself in the world where belief intertwines with artistry to celebrate timeless virtues upheld by Taoist immortals.
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