Kalligrafie Schnee 雪 | Ingen Ryūki (Ōbaku-Schule) (attr.) 隠元隆琦（伝） | 1592-1673 Blumen he falls asleep and then

he falls asleep and then sees the dance of the girl who has become a butterfly in his dream

you don't have to make an effort as a man and play the sophisticated seducer

いつの秋に結そめてか   をみなへし露もかはらす

He calligraphed a poem by Fujiwara no Tameie

Kalligrafie Schnee 雪 | Ingen Ryūki (Ōbaku-Schule) (attr.) 隠元隆琦（伝） | 1592-1673 Blumen he falls asleep and thenThis image is a special case, since its correspondence to a calligraphy by this priest in the National Museum in Kyoto (and all the evidence of seals and signature) should actually leave no doubt about its authenticity. Nevertheless, I classify it as "attributed," because one should always be cautious regarding authorship when dealing with famous Chinese calligraphers. Ingen Ryki is the main figure among the priests who fled from China to Japan during