Tanz 舞 mai Kalligrafie | Sasaki Genryū 佐々木玄龍 | 1650-1723 format:29cm x 176cm but his interest lay less

but his interest lay less in esoteric Buddhism than in Zen

This is probably why it has not been practiced since the second half of the 19th century

chatty brushstroke

The picture is restored and in perfect condition

Tanz 舞 mai Kalligrafie | Sasaki Genryū 佐々木玄龍 | 1650-1723 format:29cm x 176cm but his interest lay lessSasaki Genry was a respected writer and painter. The monumental, confident brushstroke of this calligraphy makes it understandable that the great painter Hanabusa Itch was fascinated by him and chose him as his teacher. "Dancing" is written in two ways in Japanese. One is mau and the other odoru. Odoru is more lightheartedthis term encompasses most folk dances and dances in entertainment districts. Mau is classical art dance; the term is older as a