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Early and Fine Example of Kintaro, Boys' Day Doll browse these categories for related items... Directory: Antiques:Regional Art:Asian:Japanese:Dolls:Pre 1900: item # 653570 Please refer to our stock # R194 when inquiring.
Japanese Art Site New York, New York 917-675-1369 Guest Book $13,750 |
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| A one of a kind, very large early example of this Musha-Ningyo (Boys' Day Figure). This legendary figure first appeared for Boys Day in the late 19th Century. He is the Japanese equivalent to Hercules. He is always shown with a ruddy complexion, as seen in Japanese woodblock prints, scrolls and screens. He is a magnificent sculpture, Iki and Gosho in style. He holds an Axe and wears a sumptuous embroidery brocade featuring a mythical Turtle. 19th Century (circa 1880). 29 inches (74cm) height. | ||
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