One Thousand Mountains and Ten Thousand Ravines, c. 1922-1932
Fukuda Kodōjinexpand_more
Ink on paperexpand_more
Gift of Willard G. Clarkexpand_more 2017.145.6
Not on Viewexpand_more
真人本無位
樂道不求名
白日逍遥足
天地一心清
常服煙霞気
浩然仙骨輕
苟能得乘化
可以悟無生
神龍洞中老
時復卷雲行
The “True Man” basically has no fixed place;
He joys in the Way and does not seek for fame.
In broad daylight, he wanders free and easy,
Unified mind all pure between Heaven and Earth.
Regularly he imbibes the ether of the mists,
Transcendently his immortal bones turn light.
And if he can ride on Transformation,
He may gain enlightenment about the Unborn.
A divine dragon, aging in his cave,
From time to time twirling up among the clouds.
Details
- Title
- One Thousand Mountains and Ten Thousand Ravines
- Artist Life
- 1865 - 1944
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- 2017.145.6
- Catalogue Raisonne
- Marks 2023, no. 39
- Curator Approved
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