Frank Marshall Davis: The Fire and the Phoenix (a Critical Biography), Takara Kathryn Waddell

Автор: Earle, Joe Fairley, Malcolm Hutt, Julia Impey, Oli
Название: Meiji no takara lacquer
ISBN: 1874780048 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781874780045
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Описание: This volume is a guide to the last 400 years of Japan`s greatest and most distinctive artistic tradition. It explains the techniques used in Japanese lacquer and chronicles the development of the craft in response to Western demand. It also looks at the revival of Rimpa style.

Автор: Fairley, Malcolm Hillier, Jack Ronald. Impey, Oliv
Название: Meiji no takara enamels
ISBN: 187478003X ISBN-13(EAN): 9781874780038
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Описание: This volume showcases the Khalili collection of cloisonnenamels, unrivaled examples of the leading artists of the period 1886-1926. The volume is sold with a free copy of Volume I: Selected Essays.

Автор: Fairley, Malcolm Harris, Victor Impey, Oliver
Название: Meiji no takara = metalwork
ISBN: 1874780021 ISBN-13(EAN): 9781874780021
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Описание: This volume introduces 161 examples from the greatest group of Meiji-period masterpieces in metal ever assembled, decorated in an astonishing variety of virtuoso techniques and drawing on a vast store of subject matter derived from Chinese and Japanese history, legend, and religion.
It includes a vast and hitherto unknown bronze incense-burner by Suzuki Chokichi (1848-1919), an exquisitely decorated elephant incense-burner by Shoami Katsuyoshi (1832-1908), a large group of iron pieces decorated in gold by the Komai family of Kyoto, and ornaments commissioned from leading artists by the Ozeki company.
Kano Natsuo (1828-98), the outstanding decorative metalworker of 19th century Japan, is represented by a table-screen in shibuichi, and there is another screen of Shoki the demon-queller, by his great contemporary Unno Shomin (1844-1915).
The sculptural highlight of the entire Collection is a group by Otake Norikuni (b. 1852) representing the deity Susanoo no Mikoto receiving the sacred jewel.