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Hermit brothers who have given up their possessions for a life of contemplation. Screen painting, early 17th century, by Kano Naonobu
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Hermit brothers who have given up their possessions for a life of contemplation. Screen painting, early 17th century, by Kano Naonobu
JAPAN: HERMITS, c1650.
Hermit brothers who have given up their possessions for a life of contemplation. Screen painting, early 17th century, by Kano Naonobu
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This screen painting, created by Kano Naonobu in the early 17th century during Japan's Edo period, transports us to a world of tranquility and introspection. The image depicts two hermit brothers who have willingly relinquished their material possessions in pursuit of a life devoted to contemplation. In this exquisite piece of fine art, the artist skillfully captures the essence of these hermits' existence. Their humble dwelling is nestled amidst lush greenery, symbolizing their harmonious coexistence with nature. With serene expressions on their faces, they appear deep in thought and at peace with themselves. The painting serves as a poignant reminder of the power that simplicity holds in our lives. These hermit brothers serve as an inspiration for those seeking solace from the chaos and demands of modern society. They embody resilience and demonstrate that true wealth lies not in worldly possessions but rather within one's own spiritual journey. Kano Naonobu's masterful brushstrokes bring this scene to life, showcasing his expertise in capturing intricate details such as the texture of foliage and subtle variations in light and shadow. This artwork is part of Bradley Smith's Carousel Collection, which showcases exceptional pieces from various periods throughout history. As we gaze upon this remarkable print, we are invited to reflect on our own relationship with materialism and contemplate what truly matters most in our lives – a timeless message that resonates across cultures and generations.
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