J7 Zen Landscapes And Architecture

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Shubun, Hermitage of the three Worthies, hanging scroll, ink on paper, Muromachi mid-15th cent.

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Three Sages and Lotuses, set of three hanging scrolls, ink on paper, attributed to Sesshu, 15th century

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Winter and Autumn, two of four hanging scrolls by Sesshu, ca. 1470, ink on paper

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Sesshu, Huike showing his cut arm to Bodhidharma, hanging scroll, ink and light colors on paper, dated 1496

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Splashed ink landscape (haboku sansui) by Sesshu, dated 1495, hanging scroll ink on paper

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Sesshu, pair of six panels screen, ink and color on paper, end 15th century

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Sesshu, pair of six panels screen, ink and color on paper, end 15th century

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The Bridge of Heaven (Ama no hashidate), 1502-06, hanging scroll ink and light color on paper

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Saihōji or Moss Garden, Kyoto, created by Musδ Soseki, early 14th century

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Dry garden, Daisen-in, Daitokuji, Kyoto, 1513

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Dry garden, Daisen-in, Daitokuji, Kyoto, 1513

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Detail of the Daisenin dry garden

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Reception hall and dry garden, Ryoanji, Kyoto, ca. 1500

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Interior of reception rooms, Ryoanji

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Dry garden, Ryoanji

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Different perspectives of Ryoanji garden

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House used for the tea ceremony

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Stone path to a tea house

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Interior of tea house with various utensils

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Interior of tea house with alcove or tokonoma for display of art

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Interior of tea house with display alcove (tokonoma)