Jizo Statue - Playing
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Very cute stone rubbing print "Jizo - Kinuta" (Jizo Statue - Playing) is by Shakudoshi (1932- ). This is called "Ishizuri -e" (stone rubbing print). "Ishizuri-e" is also handmade similar to woodblock prints. Printed on very thin Japanese washi paper. The poem says; "Blown from the west, fallen leaves gather in the east" This poem was written by Buson Yosa (1716-1783), who is a Japanese painter, and great haiku poet master.
About this artist. Shakudoshi was born 1932. His real name is Tatsuo Takagi. He became a student under Rosanjin Kitaoji in 1958, then he became a pupil of Shiko Munakata in 1960. He started "Ishizuri-e" (Stone rubbing print) in 1972. He had an exhibition in Japan, his heartwarming prints with friendly subjects attract us from the heart. Technique: Stone rubbing
Paper size: 16 and 1/2 inches by 12 inches (42 x 30.5 cm)
Sheet number: 13/35
Date: 1979
Signed: Hand signed in pencil by the artist
Condition: Good condition. paper crease at the upper left corner as shown.
Jizo Statue - Wondering Monks
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Very cute stone rubbing print "Jizo - Hijiri" (Jizo Statue - Wondering Monks) is by Shakudoshi (1932- ). This is called "Ishizuri -e" (stone rubbing print). "Ishizuri-e" is also handmade similar to woodblock prints. Printed on very thin Japanese washi paper. The poem says; "Haru wa hana, Natsu hototogisu, Aki wa tsuki, Fuyu yuki saete, suzushi karikeri"
This poem "To everything, there is a season" means when we see the seasons changing, nature is also changing... automatically we are getting a clear mind when we see this. Just admire 'Beauty of nature"
This poetry is waka (Japanese poem) written by Dogen Zenji (1200-1253), a Japanese Zen Buddhist teacher born in Kyoto.
About this artist. Shakudoshi was born 1932. His real name is Tatsuo Takagi. He became a student under Rosanjin Kitaoji in 1958, then he became a pupil of Shiko Munakata in 1960. He started "Ishizuri-e" (Stone rubbing print) in 1972. He had an exhibition in Japan, his heartwarming prints with friendly subjects attract us from the heart.
Technique: Stone rubbing
Paper size: 16 and 1/2 inches by 12 inches (42 x 30.5 cm)
Sheet number: 14/50
Date: 1979
Signed: Hand signed in pencil by the artist
Condition: Good condition
