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UEMATSU HOMIN (1845-1902) - Receive artist alerts » - More items from this artist »
A Japanese lacquer Suzuribako of the Izumo lovers (c. 1890 to c. 1900 Japan)
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Signed/Inscribed/Dated
Unsigned
Dimensions10.70cm wide 21.40cm high (4.21 inches wide 8.43 inches high)
ProvenanceFrom the collection of Dr. Melvin Jahss, New York.
ConditionGood condition, apart from some fading to the ground of the cover.
Description / ExpertiseA superb Japanese lacquer suzuribako (writing box), decorated on the exterior in iro-e togidashi with the scene of the Izumo lovers going for a cherry blossom viewing picnic. The interiors and rims are brilliantly decorated with wild chrysanthemums and bush clover (hagi) by a flowing stream in which one sees the subtle reflection of the moon, all in delicate gold togidashi, with a few gold-inlaid details. The moon itself is represented by the circular silver mizu-ire (water-dropper), and the inkstone is richly decorated in the vari-coloured Somada micro-mosaic of mother-of-pearl.
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gbp 33500 (Pound Sterling)
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