Bookbinding for a Qur'an
Persian
"One-Finger Zen" of Monk Chü-chih, 1608 - 1646
Isshi Bunshu
Letter Written by Ashikaga Yoshimasa, 1435 - 1490
Ashikaga Yoshimasa
Book of Buddhist Chants (Shōmyō-shū), a Collection of Verses for Chanting Sabda-Vidya
Japanese
Quotation from Linji, 1718 - 1804
Jiun Onkō
Zen Saying, 1685 - 1768
Hakuin Ekaku 白隠慧鶴
Tale of the Pagoda Made of Sand, Text Fragment from the Illustrated "Tales of Three Jewels" (Sambō-ekotoba) from Tōdai-ji, Nara, 1055 - 1129
Traditionally attributed to Minamoto no Toshiyori
The Poetry Contest of 1299 (Shōan gannen goshu uta awase), 1584 - 1639
Attributed to Shōkadō Shōjō
Model Calligraphy Text from the Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), 1332 - 1403
Attributed to Prince Sondō
Greater Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom (Daihannya-haramitta-kyō) Vol. 244
Japanese
Model Calligraphy Text from the "Anthology of Chinese and Japanese Poems for Recitation" (Wakan rōeishū), 1332 - 1403
Attributed to Prince Sondō
Commentary on the Greater Sutra of the Perfection of Wisdom (Daichido-ron) Vol. 90 (Inside title: Makahannya-haramitsubon Vol. 78) from Ishiyama-dera in Shiga Prefecture
Japanese
List of Dignitaries in the Wedding Procession of Tokugawa Kazuko (1620), 1584 - 1639
Attributed to Shōkadō Shōjō
"The Former Deeds of Bodhisattva Medicine King," Chapter 23 of the Lotus Sutra (Hokekyō)
Japanese
Section of Chapter 17 from the "Ten Practices" Volume of the Flower Ornament Sutra (J: Daihōkōbutsu kegonkyō; Skt: Avatamsaka-sutra)
Japanese
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Bronze Script (Korean, 'Kŭm-mun'; Chinese, 'Jinwen'), 1864 - 1953
O Se-ch'ang (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Wi-ch'ang)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Bronze Script (Korean, 'Kŭm-mun'; Chinese, 'Jinwen'), 1864 - 1953
O Se-ch'ang (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Wi-ch'ang)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1852 - 1939
Yun Yong-ku (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Sŏk-ch'on)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1852 - 1939
Yun Yong-ku (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Sŏk-ch'on)
Fourteen-Character Couplet in Running Script (Korean, 'Haeng-sŏ'; Chinese, 'Xingshu'), 1835 - 1919
Kim Sŏng-kŭn (also known by sobriquet ['ho']: Hae-sa)