Fanyin Tuoluo 梵因陀羅
(also known as Yintuoluo), 14th century

“Chuanzi and Jiashan”
船子和夾山圖

Hanging scroll, ink on paper
57.4 x 29.1 cm. (22 1/2 x 11 1/2 in.)

Artist’s seals:
Shamen Fanyin (“The Buddhist Monk Fanyin“); Renyan dongle taohuaruan, weibi ranjian you cijin (“People say in the Immortal’s grottos peach blossoms bloom in warm spring; it is not likely that such branches exist in our world too”)

Published:
Ebine Toshio: Gendai Doshaku Jimbutsu Ga, (“Buddhist and Taoist Figure Painting of the Yuan Dynasty”), Tokyo National Museum, 1975, cat 31

Kawakami Kei: Ryokai, Indara, (“Liang Kai, Yintuoluo”), Suiboku Bijutsu Taikei, vol. IV Kodansha, Tokyo, 1975, p.111

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