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Ivory Okimono of a Family

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Ivory: Pre 1910   item# 909119 (stock# 8-216)

Ivory Okimono of a Family
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This is a charming Tokyo school ivory okimono of a woman and child bringing lunch to the father during his work day. She balances a wonderfully modelled food basket overlaid with a sheer napkin covering the lunch on her head - a marvelous feat achieved by the sculptor. The child carries a tea kettle in one hand, his mother's hand in the other. Exquisite craftsmanship characterizes this exquisite sculpture, with masterly carving emphasizing in ...click for details


Ivory Okimono of a Family

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Ivory: Pre 1900   item# 895160 (stock# FC-285)

Ivory Okimono of a Family
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A splendid 19th Century ivory carving (okimono) of a Chinese family, the father playing on a bamboo flute, the mother with an infant in arms, a youngster at their feet reaching up for attention. The elegant figures are clad in intricate robes patterned with geometric and floral motifs, the expressive features carved in great detail. Great attention to the gentle drape of the robes and elaborate hair treatments add to the beauty and technical precision of the composition ...click for details


Ivory Okimono of an Inebriated Man

Catalogue: Antiques: Regional Art: Asian: Japanese: Ivory: Pre 1900   item# 883033 (stock# 05-261p )

Ivory Okimono of an Inebriated Man
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An expressive 19th Century ivory okimono of an inebriated man wearing a tengu mask upon his head, a boy and dog at his feet. The artist's life-like carving expresses the bewildered state of the man as he balances on one foot while carrying on his shoulder a large double gourd, the boy stretching a helping hand. The modeling of the man's wrinkled face and hands and his intricately folded kimono set the scene for this extra- ordinary carving. This ivory okimono has slight age cra ...click for details

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