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Seltene Malerei des Glücksgottes Jurojin. JAPAN 19. Jh.
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Seltene Malerei des Glücksgottes Jurojin. JAPAN 19. Jh. Tusche und leichte Farben auf Leinwand auf Karton, fest eingerahmt. Der alte Mann des langen Lebens ist eine verehrte Gottheit, die den sieben Glücksgöttern (Shichi Fukujin) zugeordnet wird. Er ist Gott der Weisheit und Gelehrsamkeit, Schutzpatron der Wissenschaft und insbesondere Symbol für ein langes Leben. Er ist dargestellt als würdig aussehender Greis. In seinen Händen hält er einen Stab, an dem eine Schriftrolle befestigt ist und auf der das Lebensalter der Menschen verzeichnet ist. Begleitet wird Jurojin von zwei Kindern und einem Affen, der ihm eine Schale mit Pfirsischen entgegenstreckt. Im Hintergrund fliegt eine Fledermaus, ebenfalls ein Symbol des langen Lebens. Tusche und leichte Farben auf Leinwand auf Karton, Altersschäden, fest eingerahmt: HxB: 103x71 cm, (Rahmen besch.)
| Rare painting of the god of luck Jurojin. JAPAN, 19th century. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, firmly framed. The old man of long life is a revered deity associated with the seven gods of fortune (Shichi Fukujin). He is the god of wisdom and scholarship, patron saint of science and, in particular, a symbol of long life. He is depicted as a dignified-looking old man. In his hands he holds a staff to which a scroll is attached, on which the age of the people is recorded. Jurojin is accompanied by two children and a monkey holding out a bowl of peaches to him. A bat flies in the background, another symbol of long life. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, age damage, firmly framed: HxW: 103x71 cm, (frame damaged)
| Rare painting of the god of luck Jurojin. JAPAN, 19th century. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, firmly framed. The old man of long life is a revered deity associated with the seven gods of fortune (Shichi Fukujin). He is the god of wisdom and scholarship, patron saint of science and, in particular, a symbol of long life. He is depicted as a dignified-looking old man. In his hands he holds a staff to which a scroll is attached, on which the age of the people is recorded. Jurojin is accompanied by two children and a monkey holding out a bowl of peaches to him. A bat flies in the background, another symbol of long life. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, age damage, firmly framed: HxW: 103x71 cm, (frame damaged)
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Seltene Malerei des Glücksgottes Jurojin. JAPAN 19. Jh. Tusche und leichte Farben auf Leinwand auf Karton, fest eingerahmt. Der alte Mann des langen Lebens ist eine verehrte Gottheit, die den sieben Glücksgöttern (Shichi Fukujin) zugeordnet wird. Er ist Gott der Weisheit und Gelehrsamkeit, Schutzpatron der Wissenschaft und insbesondere Symbol für ein langes Leben. Er ist dargestellt als würdig aussehender Greis. In seinen Händen hält er einen Stab, an dem eine Schriftrolle befestigt ist und auf der das Lebensalter der Menschen verzeichnet ist. Begleitet wird Jurojin von zwei Kindern und einem Affen, der ihm eine Schale mit Pfirsischen entgegenstreckt. Im Hintergrund fliegt eine Fledermaus, ebenfalls ein Symbol des langen Lebens. Tusche und leichte Farben auf Leinwand auf Karton, Altersschäden, fest eingerahmt: HxB: 103x71 cm, (Rahmen besch.)
| Rare painting of the god of luck Jurojin. JAPAN, 19th century. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, firmly framed. The old man of long life is a revered deity associated with the seven gods of fortune (Shichi Fukujin). He is the god of wisdom and scholarship, patron saint of science and, in particular, a symbol of long life. He is depicted as a dignified-looking old man. In his hands he holds a staff to which a scroll is attached, on which the age of the people is recorded. Jurojin is accompanied by two children and a monkey holding out a bowl of peaches to him. A bat flies in the background, another symbol of long life. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, age damage, firmly framed: HxW: 103x71 cm, (frame damaged)
| Rare painting of the god of luck Jurojin. JAPAN, 19th century. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, firmly framed. The old man of long life is a revered deity associated with the seven gods of fortune (Shichi Fukujin). He is the god of wisdom and scholarship, patron saint of science and, in particular, a symbol of long life. He is depicted as a dignified-looking old man. In his hands he holds a staff to which a scroll is attached, on which the age of the people is recorded. Jurojin is accompanied by two children and a monkey holding out a bowl of peaches to him. A bat flies in the background, another symbol of long life. Ink and light colors on canvas on cardboard, age damage, firmly framed: HxW: 103x71 cm, (frame damaged)
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