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6 avril 2010

"Under the Skin: Tattoos in Japanese Prints" @ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA)

"Under the Skin: Tattoos in Japanese Prints" @ Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (MFA)
Kitagawa Utamaro I, Japanese, (?)–1806, Onitsutaya Azamino and Gontarô, a Man of the World (Onitsutaya Azamino, isami-tsû Gontarô), from the series True Feelings Compared: The Founts of Love (Jitsu kurabe iro no minakami) 「実競色乃美名家見 鬼蔦屋薊野 いさみ通権太四良」Vertical...
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19 mars 2010

Paire de boîtes lobées en laque ro-rio à décor en hira maki-e de laque or d'une fleur de prunier et croisillons. Japon, XVIIIe s

Paire de boîtes lobées en laque ro-rio à décor en hira maki-e de laque or d'une fleur de prunier et croisillons. Japon, XVIIIe s
Paire de boîtes lobées en laque ro-rio à décor en hira maki-e de laque or d'une fleur de prunier et croisillons. Japon, XVIIIe siècle. photo courtesy Fraysse & Associés Montures en bronze doré reposant sur cinq pieds posés sur un socle à décor ciselé...
19 mars 2010

Pots couverts en porcelaine du Japon du dernier quart du XVIIe siècle, la monture en argent.

Pots couverts en porcelaine du Japon du dernier quart du XVIIe siècle, la monture en argent.
Paire de pots couverts en porcelaine du Japon du dernier quart du XVIIe siècle, la monture en argent. photo courtesy Fraysse & Associés Ils sont décorés de fleurs et leurs branchages de couleur bleu, rouge et or sur fond blanc. La monture en argent agrémentée...
28 février 2010

Spring Blooms at Christie's Japanese and Korean Art Sale

Spring Blooms at Christie's Japanese and Korean Art Sale
A rare and important blue and white porcelain jar, Joseon Dynasty (18th century), 19 5/16in. (49cm.) high; 14 15/16in. (38cm.) diameter. Estimate: $500,000-700,000. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd 2010. NEW YORK, NY.- On March 24, Christie’s will offer Japanese...
14 février 2010

Japanese Tigers in British Museum

Japanese Tigers in British Museum
Porcelain plate with design of tiger. From Arita, Japan, Edo period, AD 1650-1670s. Gift of Mr. Akihiko Shibata. Asia JA 1997.1-21.13. British Museum, London The tiger and bamboo are often depicted together in Japanese art, symbolizing complementary aspects...
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16 janvier 2010

'Japan: Power and Splendor 1568-1868' @ Palazzo Reale, Milan

'Japan: Power and Splendor 1568-1868' @ Palazzo Reale, Milan
A mask for Noh theater. Photo: Tokyo National Museum This exhibition will be held as the largest event of "Japan Year 2009 in Milan". Through works from the Azuchi-Momoyama to Edo period, it highlights differences between Kyoto and Edo culture by exploring...
10 janvier 2010

Tetsuya Noguchi, Chanel Samurai Armor

Tetsuya Noguchi, Chanel Samurai Armor
"In a salute to luxury brand Chanel, artist Tetsuya Noguchi has created some concept samurai armor suits designed to appeal to the fashion-conscious warrior. Made from resin, cashew lacquer, cloth and glass, the exquisitely crafted protective suits sport...
10 janvier 2010

"Cornucopia: Ceramics from Southern Japan" @the Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art

"Cornucopia: Ceramics from Southern Japan" @the Smithsonian's Freer Gallery of Art
'Dish, Arita ware', Kutani style, Edo period, Japan, 1645-1650. Porcelain with cobalt pigment under colorless, glaze, enamels over glaze, 11.5 x 45.7 x 45.7 cm. Photo: Freer Gallery of Art. WASHINGTON, DC.- The exhibition "Cornucopia: Ceramics from Southern...
7 décembre 2009

'Seasons of Beauty: Yoshitoshi's Thirty-Two Aspects of Life' @ The San Antonio Museum of Art

'Seasons of Beauty: Yoshitoshi's Thirty-Two Aspects of Life' @ The San Antonio Museum of Art
Relaxed: The Appearance of a Kyoto Geisha During the Kansei Era" (1789-1801). "Thirty-Two Aspects of Daily Life" , 1888, Taiso Yoshitoshi (1839-1892, Japan.). Woodblock print on paper, 37.5 cm x 26 cm overall paper. Lent by Lenora and Walter F. Brown....
4 décembre 2009

'The Beauty of Mended Ceramics' @ BachmannEckenstein

'The Beauty of Mended Ceramics' @ BachmannEckenstein
Pottery is amazingly strong, yet vulnerable to breakage. Japanese artists invented a distinctive way of mending ceramics. They drew on the ancient tradition of using the plant resin lacquer as a glue to rejoin broken ceramics but transformed the appearance...
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