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A revered Chinese Buddhist painting, known as the "Zen Mona Lisa," has made its debut in the U.S. via the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco. The Heart of Zen: Crafted by the monk Muqi Fachang in 13th-century China, the ink and brush masterpiece officially titled “Six Persimmons” is currently gracing the Asian Art Museum as part of the exclusive exhibition "The Heart of Zen.”
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This may be your only chance to see “Six Persimmons.” Painted with ink on paper in the 13th century, probably by a Chinese monk named Muqi,
Muqi's famed Zen masterpieces Persimmons and Chestnuts comes to San Francisco for "The Heart of Zen" at the Asian Art Museum.
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