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The purpose of this piece is to highlight the man's actions as silly. The purpose of this piece is to be comedic.

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This piece details the life of a monk removed from society. This reflects the fact that Josetsu was a monk himself.

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This piece features three old men, each with comedic expressions. This shows Josetsu's passion for making crude designs.

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Poems from Catching a Catfish with a Gourd

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Poems from Catching a Catfish with a Gourd

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These poems detail what is happening in Josetsu's painting Catching a Catfish with a Gourd. This further details the comedic elements of the piece.

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This piece details Wang Xizhi, a Chinese politician from the fourth century.

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This piece details Josetsu's passion for illustrating the landscape.

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This piece details the three old men from another one of Josetsu's paintings. These three men are Confucius, Buddha,
and Lao Tzu.

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This is where Josetsu taught Tensho Shubun. At this monastery he taught ink painting.

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The Taizō-in features Josetsu's work. It is a sub-temple of Myōshin-ji in Kyoto.

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Suiboku is the style that Josetsu utilized. Suiboku uses the same ink as calligraphy.