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Portrait of Daruma

Ikkyu Sojun (Calligraphy Attributed To) (? – ?)

Ikkyū Sōjun (1394-1481) was a renowned Japanese Zen Buddhist monk, poet & calligrapher. Explore his iconoclastic art—often calligraphy—infused with Zen ideals, challenging monastic norms and impacting Japanese literature. Known for works like 'Portrait of Daruma'.

Kimbell Art Museum (Fort Worth, Stati Uniti d'America)

Scopri il Kimbell Art Museum di Fort Worth: architettura iconica e una straordinaria collezione europea! Capolavori di Rembrandt ed El Greco ti aspettano.

Daruma, known also by the Sanskrit name Bodhidharma, is the legendary first patriarch of Zen Buddhism. He is said to have been a south Indian prince who introduced the meditative sect of Buddhism to China in the sixth century. Among numerous exploits attributed to Daruma, his unbroken nine-year meditation in a mountain cave is the most famous. This immobile profile of Daruma, created by a few swift strokes, suggests this feat and conveys the sense of unyielding discipline admired by the disciples of Zen. The colophon has the signature of Ikkyu Sojun, a prominent monk renowned for his idiosyncratic interpretation of Zen ideals and also famed as a calligrapher. An old inscription on the box attributes the image to Soga Dasoku, who was a disciple of Ikkyu.
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