Hanging scroll, tea ceremony scroll, by Yukio Yodo Roshi [Ten Thousand Ri Autumn] Chestnut painting, with poem, by Shosen Gaa, autographed, Daitoku-ji Temple, horizontal scroll

【Banriaki (Endless Autumn)】
This phrase evokes a scene or emotion, representing endlessly spreading autumn scenery or the loneliness and melancholy of autumn stretching for ten thousand miles.

【Yukio Yodo】
Born in Hyogo Prefecture in 1912.
In 1933, he entered Tenryu-ji Temple and practiced Zen under Master Seisetsu Kan.
In 1970, he served as the Director of the Daitoku-ji School's General Affairs Office and was a member of the Council. He served as the chief priest of Sokyo-zenji Temple in Izushi Town, Hyogo Prefecture. The temple is also known as Takuan-ji Temple because it was revived by Master Takuan in 1616. It has been revered as the ancestral temple of the Izushi Castle lords for generations.

There is no major damage, but there are some stains (please refer to the images).

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Calligraphy/Writing Supplies: Ink, brushes, original handwritten works.
Form of Calligraphy: Hanging scroll.