The Burke Collection
Kanzan (Ch. Hanshan, 寒山) and Jittoku (Ch. Shide, 拾得)
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431-1

Artist

Itō Jakuchū

(伊藤若冲; 1716–1800)

Catalogue information

Edo period

Hanging scroll; ink on paper

104 x 30.4 cm (41 x 12 in.)

Donated to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York by the Mary and Jackson Burke Foundation in 2015

Additional details

D431-1
D431-1
D431-2

Seals

[middle right edge] Tō Jokin in; Jakuchū koji

Text

by Ike Taiga (1723–1776)

One is the bodhisattva Fugen / and the other a grand Buddhist master. / How can one tell? / By the worn brooms, tattered sutras, and poems that follow no rhyme schemes.

Signature

[upper left] Higashiyama Usō Mumei

Seals

[upper left] Higashiyama Ikeshi; Mumei


Supplementary Transcriptions

Seals

滕女鈞印(白文長方印)(intaglio, rectangle)
若沖居士(朱文圓印)(relief, round)

Text

一箇大行薩埵﹐1
一箇大佛袒師﹐
何以為驗?
弊帚殘經落韻詩。

Signature

東山迂叟橆名

Seals

東山池氏(白文方印)(intaglio, square)
無名(白文方印)(intaglio, square)

Notes

1. Bodhisattva of Great Deeds refers to Samantabhadra (普賢菩薩).