Reproduction Print 山田無文 Yamada Mumon (1900-1988) Myoshin-ji temple monk priest Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / 雪 不落別処 Yuki Besshoni Ochizu RC683 Koimari He excelled in detailed depictions

He excelled in detailed depictions of figures

The sky is covered with frost

6cm x 102cm

He moved to Tokushima around 1937

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Reproduction Print 山田無文 Yamada Mumon (1900-1988) Myoshin-ji temple monk priest Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll / 雪 不落別処 Yuki Besshoni Ochizu RC683 Koimari He excelled in detailed depictionsDescription Reproduction Print Yamada Mumon (1900 1988) Myoshin ji temple monk priest Japanese Zen kakejiku kakemono wall hanging scroll Yuki Besshoni Ochizu RC683 Yuki Besshoni Ochizu It means snow inevitably falls where it is supposed to fall. In Zen language, the self is the snow itself. As long as one is dissolved in heaven, earth, and space, there is only the self, which is one with heaven and earth. In other words, this is the place to fall.