An edition of Sengai
(1966)
Sengai
the Zen of ink and paper
1st Shambhala ed.
by Daisetsu Teitaro Suzuki
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"The works of the Rinzal Zen master Gibbon Sengai (1750-1837) are among the most renowned of all Japanese art. Here are 128 examples of great teacher's ink paintings and drawings, accompanied by D. T. Suzuki's commentary on each piece's context and meaning. Sengai's art was his Zen teaching, giving expression to the ineffable with energy, humor, and breathtaking simplicity.
To behold it is to encounter that teaching - as fresh for us today as it was for Sengai's students two hundred years ago."--BOOK JACKET.
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Sengai: The Zen of Ink and Paper
November 1999, Diane Pub Co
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0756761956 9780756761950
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Sengai: the Zen of ink and paper
1999, Shambhala
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- 1st Shambhala ed.
1570624895 9781570624896
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Rev. ed. of: Sengai, the Zen master. 1971.
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