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Mokuan Reien (黙庵) (died 1345) was a Japanese painter of the late Kamakura and early Muromachi periods who helped bring Zen painting style from China to Japan. Ordained as a priest in Kamakura before 1323, Mokuan journeyed to China about 1327 to perfect his knowledge of Zen. He lived in several different monasteries in southern China and died there about 1345. Since many of the paintings bearing the Mokuan seal also have inscriptions by Chinese Zen masters, it is thought that they were first owned by these men and brought to Japan. Therefore, he is considered one of the major artists to introduce the Chinese style suiboku (ink and wash) to Japan. During his life Mokuan achieved a significant reputation as an artist to the point he was identified as "a second Mu Qi" one of the greatest Chine

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  • Mokuan Reien (mort en 1345) est un peintre japonais de la fin de l'époque de Kamakura et du début de l'époque de Muromachi. Il est un des premiers artistes au Japon à utiliser la technique nouvellement introduite du suiboku, en provenance de Chine. (fr)
  • Mokuan Reien (黙庵) (died 1345) was a Japanese painter of the late Kamakura and early Muromachi periods who helped bring Zen painting style from China to Japan. Ordained as a priest in Kamakura before 1323, Mokuan journeyed to China about 1327 to perfect his knowledge of Zen. He lived in several different monasteries in southern China and died there about 1345. Since many of the paintings bearing the Mokuan seal also have inscriptions by Chinese Zen masters, it is thought that they were first owned by these men and brought to Japan. Therefore, he is considered one of the major artists to introduce the Chinese style suiboku (ink and wash) to Japan. During his life Mokuan achieved a significant reputation as an artist to the point he was identified as "a second Mu Qi" one of the greatest Chinese Chan monk painters whose many works are even preserved in Japan. (en)
  • 黙庵(もくあん、生没年不詳)は、鎌倉時代末期~南北朝時代にかけての絵仏師、水墨画家。法諱は、初め是一、のち霊淵。可翁や鉄舟徳済らと共に日本の初期禅林画僧を代表する存在として名高い。中国の画僧「牧谿の再来」と評された。 (けんざんすうき)の弟子で、1320年代後半から30年代初めに元に渡る。その目的は、当時日本の禅僧にとって憧れだった古林清茂に参ずることであったが、古林は既に没していたらしく、その高弟の了庵清欲らに師事。古林の語録の出版に尽力するかたわら画を描き、至正5年(1345年)頃客死した。 元の高僧の賛をもつ黙庵の作品が日本に逆輸入され,長らく中国の画僧と誤解されていた。しかし、大正時代に義堂周信の日記『空華日用工夫略集』の逸文が発見され、その記述により黙庵の概略が明らかになった。 (ja)
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  • Mokuan Reien (mort en 1345) est un peintre japonais de la fin de l'époque de Kamakura et du début de l'époque de Muromachi. Il est un des premiers artistes au Japon à utiliser la technique nouvellement introduite du suiboku, en provenance de Chine. (fr)
  • 黙庵(もくあん、生没年不詳)は、鎌倉時代末期~南北朝時代にかけての絵仏師、水墨画家。法諱は、初め是一、のち霊淵。可翁や鉄舟徳済らと共に日本の初期禅林画僧を代表する存在として名高い。中国の画僧「牧谿の再来」と評された。 (けんざんすうき)の弟子で、1320年代後半から30年代初めに元に渡る。その目的は、当時日本の禅僧にとって憧れだった古林清茂に参ずることであったが、古林は既に没していたらしく、その高弟の了庵清欲らに師事。古林の語録の出版に尽力するかたわら画を描き、至正5年(1345年)頃客死した。 元の高僧の賛をもつ黙庵の作品が日本に逆輸入され,長らく中国の画僧と誤解されていた。しかし、大正時代に義堂周信の日記『空華日用工夫略集』の逸文が発見され、その記述により黙庵の概略が明らかになった。 (ja)
  • Mokuan Reien (黙庵) (died 1345) was a Japanese painter of the late Kamakura and early Muromachi periods who helped bring Zen painting style from China to Japan. Ordained as a priest in Kamakura before 1323, Mokuan journeyed to China about 1327 to perfect his knowledge of Zen. He lived in several different monasteries in southern China and died there about 1345. Since many of the paintings bearing the Mokuan seal also have inscriptions by Chinese Zen masters, it is thought that they were first owned by these men and brought to Japan. Therefore, he is considered one of the major artists to introduce the Chinese style suiboku (ink and wash) to Japan. During his life Mokuan achieved a significant reputation as an artist to the point he was identified as "a second Mu Qi" one of the greatest Chine (en)
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  • Mokuan Reien (fr)
  • 黙庵 (ja)
  • Mokuan Reien (en)
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