Painted with ink on paper. Baika Arata ni Hiraku Kyunen no Eda Meaning: The branches of the plum tree, which have survived the harsh cold of many years, are now blooming with new flowers. That is, when the time comes, living your life fulfilling your role in the way you are at that time. Born on May 1, 1896. He passed on the Suwa Shuzen method. He studied at Soto school University (currently Komazawa University) and became a professor at his alma mater in 1901. In 1945, he became the chief priest of Sojiji Temple, and then transferred to Eiheiji Temple, where he served as chief priest for 25 years. His posthumous name is Daiko Enshin Zen Master. Some insignificant light marks, and insignificant light crease are present on the painting itself, otherwise the painting is in very good condition. The scroll mounting is in very good condition. It is accompanied by a paulownia wood storage box. Painting: W13″ x H52 3/4″ (W33cm x H134cm) Scroll: W17 1/2″x H81 1/2″ (W44.5cm x H207cm). Orders may be subject to.