BODHIDHARMA.
(1) With tightly closed lips, as he appeared before the Emperor of China in 520. Masterpieces of Sesshū, Pl. 47.
(2) Crossing the Yangtze on a reed. Perhaps the best example may be seen not in a reproduction, but in No. 22 of the original Chinese Paintings at the British Museum.
(3) Sitting with his face to the wall. He sat thus in silence for nine years in the Shōrin Monastery on Mount Sung. Kokka 333.