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early edo period
3 mars 2018

BachmannEckenstein JapaneseArt at Asia Week New York, 15-24 march 2018

BachmannEckenstein JapaneseArt at Asia Week New York, 15-24 march 2018
Tea Bowl, Shino ware, early Edo period, 18th century. Height 3 in. (8 cm), Diameter 4 ¾ in. (12.4 cm) © BachmannEckenstein JapaneseArt. Tomita Keisen (1879-1936) 冨田溪仙, Sketch of Dai Itoku-Myoo. Ink and color on paper. 77.6 x 55.2 cm (30 1/2 x 21 7/8 in.)....
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Tags: 18th century,  tea bowl,  Otagaki Rengetsu,  Early Edo period,  BachmannEckenstein JapaneseArt,  Suda Kokuta,  Asia Week New York 2018,  Tomita Keisen,  Kyusu,  Shino ware

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8 mai 2016

Exhibition explores issues of gender and tells a pivotal story of sexuality in Japan's Edo period

Exhibition explores issues of gender and tells a pivotal story of sexuality in Japan's Edo period
Hosoda Eisui (fl. 1790–1823), Wakashu with a Shoulder Drum. Sir Edmund Walker Collection. TORONTO .- The ground-breaking A Third Gender: Beautiful Youths in Japanese Prints opened at the Royal Ontario Museum on Saturday, May 7, 2016. Featuring stunning...
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Tags: Kitagawa Utamaro,  17th century,  Suzuki Harunobu,  Box with Cover,  Early Edo period,  Incense box,  "Wakashu with a Shoulder Drum",  Hosoda Eisui,  Bunrō,  ca. 1803,  "Wakashu and Young Woman with Hawks",  "Fujin tewaza jūnikō",  Late 1790s,  Mitate-e

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13 mars 2015

Giuseppe Piva Japanese Art, '400 Years of Japanese Art' at Asia Week New York 2015

Giuseppe Piva Japanese Art, '400 Years of Japanese Art' at Asia Week New York 2015
A Nabeshima Dish, Early Edo period (late 17th century). Decorated in underglaze blue and red, green and yellow enamels with an irregular exhagonal pattern; the reverse with shippo-musubi [tied shippo] motifs, the ring foot with comb design; 15 cm diameter,...
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Tags: 19th century,  18th century,  Japan,  late 17th century,  Late Edo period,  Asia Week New York 2015,  Giuseppe Piva Japanese Art,  Early Edo period,  Nabeshima Dish,  Maki-e lacquer,  samurai armor,  Doi clan,  Joshu no ju Saotome Iesada

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