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Kakejiku of court official after Kano Eishuku
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Pre 1800 item# 719858
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Yasumi
808.368.5275
Sold: Honolulu $575.
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Kakejiku (scroll painting) mounted with silk brocade borders; depicting a formal portrait of a feudal dignitary, possibly a daimyo, dressed in formal court attire with robe and kamuri (ciurt hat) and seated on an elevated mat; sumi ink and color on silk, signed 'Eishuku ga', copied after Kano Eishuku (1675-1724) the ninth-generation of the Nakabashi Kano School; minor repairs; overall 62 by 21.5 inches; painting measures 36 by 16 inches. Includes appraisal for insurance replacement valu ...click for details
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Kakejiku
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Pre 1900 item# 719830
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Yasumi
808.368.5275
Sold: Honolulu $700.
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Meiji period Japanese hanging scroll, anonymous, sumi ink and colors on silk mounted with silk brocade borders, depicting a seated workman admiring a high-class prostitute; signed in cut and pasted cartouche in lower left; 70 by 24 inches overall; painting 43.5 by 17.75 inches.
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Ibaraki
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Pre 1960 item# 719562
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Yasumi
808.368.5275
$1,000.
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circa 1954, 17.5 by 11.5 inches. Torii Kotondo (1900-1976; also known as Kiyotada V, Torii VIII, Kiyonobu, Masahiko) was the son of Kiyotada IV (the seventh master of the Torii school), who taught Kotondo the art of making theatre signs. In 1914 he began studying yamato-e with Kobori Tomone; in 1915 he began producing magazine illustrationsl in 1918 he began studying with the bijin-ga artist Kaburagi Kiyokata, and in 1922 and 1923 produced a number of bijin prints. In 1929 Kiyotada IV retired ...click for details
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Guinomi
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Contemporary item# 719357
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Yasumi
808.368.5275
$600.
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Guinomi with soda flashes and serendipitous carbon trapping by Cory Lum. Excellent condition. Signed on the side of the vessel and fired in a special soda kiln. Cory Patrick Wai Mun Lum was born in Honolulu in 1969 and has been creating ceramic pieces for ten years. Cory produces cha dogu, sakenomi and various larger vessels, from tsubo to large platters. His work has been exhibited throughout Hawaii. He has studied trompe l'oeil with Ah Leon in Taiwan, karatsu with Takashi Nakazato, and y ...click for details
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