Priest Riding a Donkey
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About 1, 000 years ago, a Chinese monk named Yushanzhu is said to have attained enlightenment when he fell off his donkey while crossing a bridge—the physical jolt that spiritually awakened him. Here, Yushanzhu (in Japanese: Ikuzanshu) tilts his head up to gaze at a branch extending from a cliff face while his donkey trots along.
Kano Naonobu rendered Yushanzhu, the donkey, and the outcropping in just a few brushstrokes and splashes of ink wash, a style of painting derived from Chinese ink painting, which was the specialty of the Kano workshop of painters.
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![Kingfisher with Lotus and Reeds [left of a triptych of Zheng Huangniu, Kingfisher, and Wagtail], Attributed to Kano Naonobu, 17th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/037000/600/50/37654/mia_38958a_800.jpg)
![Wagtail on a Lotus [right of a triptych of Zheng Huangniu, Kingfisher, and Wagtail], Attributed to Kano Naonobu, 17th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/037000/600/50/37656/mia_38962a_800.jpg)
![Zheng Huangniu riding an ox [center of a triptych of Zheng Huangniu, Kingfisher, and Wagtail], Attributed to Kano Naonobu, 17th century](https://img.artsmia.org/web_objects_cache/037000/600/50/37655/mia_38960a_800.jpg)
