Japanischer Druck "Fudo Myoo Threatening young Yuten Shōnin" von Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

Japanischer Druck "Fudo Myoo Threatening young Yuten Shōnin" von Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, 月岡芳年 (Tsukioka Yoshitoshi 月岡 芳年)

Künstler:Tsukioka Yoshitoshi

Titel:Fudo Myoo Threatening young Yuten Shōnin

Datum:May 1885

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Quelle:Worcester Art Museum
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Beschreibung:

Yuten Shōnin (1637–1718), a young Buddhist novice who found it difficult to study the long texts, vowed to become a better student before the image of Fudō-myōō, a ferocious Buddhist guardian deity. He later dreamed of swallowing a sword, Fudō’s implement, and woke up the next morning coughing blood, fully recommitted to his studies and eventually becoming abbot of Zōjō temple. In the dream, Fudō climbs down from his pedestal to approach Yuten. The printing techniques enhance every detail from the embossing on Yuten’s robes to the glittering mica in the smoke. The vigorous print execution is visible in the marks left by the printing pad behind the pedestal.Label Text: Yuten Shōnin (1637–1718), a young Buddhist novice who found it difficult to study the long texts, vowed to become a better student before the image of Fudō-myōō, a ferocious Buddhist guardian deity. He later dreamed of swallowing a sword, Fudō’s implement, and woke up the next morning coughing blood, fully recommitted to his studies and eventually becoming abbot of Zōjō temple. In the dream, Fudō climbs down from his pedestal to approach Yuten. The printing techniques enhance every detail from the embossing on Yuten’s robes to the glittering mica in the smoke. The vigorous print execution is visible in the marks left by the printing pad behind the pedestal.

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