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"Profound Sincerity"

  • Készítés ideje1780
  • Méretek112.0 x 45.0 cm

jiun sonja (1718 – 1804)

Explore the art of Jiun Sonja (1718-1804), a pivotal Japanese Edo period painter & Buddhist monk. Known for Nanga style, Zen calligraphy, and themes of spirituality & nature. Discover his profound works!

Born and raised in Osaka, Jiun Sonja was a scholar with wide-ranging spiritual interests who was ordained as a Shingon Buddhist monk but later turned to the study of Zen and Shinto. A reformist concerned about the moral laxity of the Buddhist clergy of his day, he drew in his calligraphy upon the energetic, spontaneously brushed works of Zen monks of the past. In this hanging scroll, the words “profound sincerity” were taken from the Sutra of Meditation on Amida Buddha (Kanmuryōju-kyō), a Pure Land Buddhist text, but Jiun’s vigorous, brusquely inscribed characters clearly reflect the strength and austerity of traditional Zen monastic training.

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