Jakusai 寂済

Jakusai (寂済, 1348-1424) was a Japanese Zen Buddhist monk and painter who is known for his distinctive ink paintings. He was a prominent figure in the Ashikaga period, and his works often depict subjects drawn from Zen Buddhist tradition, such as figures of Zen masters and landscapes. Jakusai's paintings are characterized by their expressive brushstrokes, bold compositions, and vibrant use of color. He is considered one of the most significant Zen ink painters of his time.