God of Longevity by Matsumura Goshun. An expressive ink wash depiction of a deity with an elongated forehead, rendered with fluid and spontaneous brushstrokes.

God of Longevity

Matsumura Goshun

1800 · Medium Not Listed

A minimalist Japanese ink painting depicting the God of Longevity with masterful, abbreviated brushwork.

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Where it works

An airy, quiet work with softened warm notes — keeps the wall feeling open.

Often works in
Bedroom · Hallway · Study
Placement
Reads easily over horizontal furniture or open wall spans
Walls
Best on mid-tone or darker walls
Color notes
Soft white, Soft gray

About the piece

Created around 1800 by Matsumura Goshun, the founder of the Shijō school, this work exemplifies the spontaneous and expressive haiga style. The God of Longevity is rendered with a light-hearted, calligraphic energy that emphasizes character over detail, making it a sophisticated choice for contemplative minimalist spaces.

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