File:Emon Daishi - Ichioji, Hyogo.jpg

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Portrait of Emon Daishi, monk Huiwen (11th Century Painting)

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English: "This painting is from a series depicting ten prominent Buddhist monks from India, China, and Japan. All of these monks have connections with Tiantai, a major school of Buddhism that originated in China and spread to other Asian countries, including Japan. The monk shown here is Huiwen, who lived during China’s Northern and Southern Dynasties period (439–589) and created the foundations of Tiantai doctrine. Firm yet flowing lines that evoke a sense of weight, together with delicate gradations in the robes, make this an excellent example of Buddhist painting from 11th-century Japan." - TNM
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Source https://www.tnm.jp/modules/r_exhibition/index.php?controller=item&id=5719&&lang=en
Author Tokyo National Museum

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