Kanji Words

[ Kanji Phrase ] Drawn in 1926 or 1986
Reference Number
 SS-70016
Title
" Kanji Phrase " Drawn in 1926 or 1986
Drawer
 Joyo
Signature & Seal
 Yes
Part of Drawing
 Silk, 130 x 41 cm ( 51.2 x 16 inches )
Mounting
 Silk, 202 x 55.5 cm ( 79.5 x 21.8 inches )
Roller End Material
 Ebony Wood
Box
 No Box
Description

This scroll was drawn in the late fall of 1926 or 1986.
There are a little noticeable spots and stains on the drawing part.
Although, the condition of this scroll is not so bad.
A Kanji phrase from the Rongo, the analects of the ancient philosopher Kohshi (Confucius), is written with Japanese brush.
The phrase means that "To get money or glory fraudulently is like a floating cloud. I am unenviable at all".
Price
 Sold, Thank you !

Kanji Phrase, an analect of Confucius
Rakkan Signature and Stamps of Joyo
Signature & Stamps
(Rakkan)
Roller End made of Ebony Wood
Roller End

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