Japanese zen ink painting

Japanese Sumi-E Painting "Peace" Original Japanese Sumi-e ink calligraphy symbol for "Peace". Subjects are painted with black ink in gradations achievable by dissolving ink in water. Painted on handmade rag paper, double matted, floated on gold and black under glass in a vintage frame. Artist's signature in corner.

by MATSUBAYASHI KeigetsuJapanese, 1876-1963

Louise Kikuchi（Japanese/American） Tea Bowl 2006 sumi on paper:

Authentic artwork Original Japanese Calligraphy Age: Vintage Japanese paper, cardboard, ink Signed, sealed Shikishi (色紙, literally "colored paper") are rectangular sheets of heavy colored paper, used since ancient times as a basis for calligraphy and painting. Please note that antique and vintage artworks may have traces of time, so please review all photos. Before shipping, all artworks are placed in special cardboard envelopes to ensure their safety during transportation. If you are…

Prunus, attributed to Kano Eino, mid- to late 1600s

Matsubayashi Keigetsu (Japanese, 1876 - 1963) "Painting of Autumn moon and grasses" (Period: Meiji Taisho) Silk in mineral pigments, sumi ink, and gofun or clam shell gesso, mounted as a hanging scroll (136.2 x 70.8 cm) Private collection.

Illustration about Lotus flowers in black enso zen circle. Traditional Japanese ink painting sumi-e. Contains hieroglyph - beauty. Illustration of lily, lotus, isolated - 74170933

Shrike on a Dead Branch, by Miyamoto Musashi. Artist, calligrapher, writer, philosopher, ronin, greatest Samurai swordsman. Shrines mark salient incidents in his life.