MutualArt.com: A Japanese ivory netsuke of a man with a cage with two birds, Meiji period (1868-1912
A Japanese ivory netsuke of a man with a cage with two birds, Meiji period (1868-1912
MutualArt.com: Two Japanese wood netsuke, one of a man breaking open a shell, another of a man hiding his face in his arms and signed, both Meiji/Taisho period (first half of the 20thC
Japanese School, 20th Century Two Japanese wood netsuke, one of a man breaking open a shell, another of a man hiding his face in his arms and signed, both Meiji/Taisho period (first half of the 20thC ...
Two Japanese wood netsuke, one of a man breaking open a shell, another of a man hiding his face in his arms and signed, both Meiji/Taisho period (first half of the 20thC
In the hands of Japanese netsuke carvers like Ryushi Komada, something quite mundane becomes sublime. From a simple block of wood emerges a delicate and expressive face, the sense of movement in the ...
This sale is curated to demonstrate the wide and varied scope of Japanese art forms: From the tiny and exquisite wearable art of a wooden netsuke to the full-sized scenery depicted on multi-panel ...
Japanese carved figurines, called netsuke, weren’t just cool works of art — they served a practical purpose as wardrobe accessories. A well-dressed Japanese man prior to the twentieth century could ...
MutualArt.com: Two Japanese wood netsuke, one of a man on a raft signed Gyokkei, H 4 cm; added a ditto netsuke of an oni, H 4 cm, both Edo/Meiji period (19thC