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Nakajima Raishō (1796-1871)
delights in nature and the landscape
ならふにもたへぬ夕の 身をしれはなをさりなりし 初あきの雲
The picture has probably been remounted recently – the blue of the silk damask fabric is just as brilliant as the strips above and below the picture (ichimonji) made of gold brocade
Landschaft | Kenko Shōkei (Kei Shoki) 賢江祥啓 (啓書記) | 1478-1506 material:Ink painting on paper Nakajima Raishō (1796-1871)Kenko Shkei is one of the great ink painters of the Muromachi period (1336 1573). He is also known as "The Secretary Kei" because he was secretary of the Kenchji Temple in Kamakura. Kenko Shkei is clearly influenced by Chinese painting of the Sung period (960 1279), which was also influential for his contemporary Sessh. The painting had suffered greatly over the last five hundred years and had been restored once before. Not all of the damage could be
