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Japanese painting of Empress Jingo by Ikkei
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Pre 1900 item# 748878 (stock# JP2)
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CHIDORI ASIAN ANTIQUES
206 343-7736
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A hanging scroll, ink and mineral pigments and gilt on silk. This painting depicts the Empress Jingo catching a fish without bait, portending a successful invasion of Korea. Towards the end of the Togagawa era there was alot of dissent, and the movement for the "restoration" of the Emperor was threatening the shoganate. Ukita Ikkei (1795-1859)was a loyalist and as a leading member of the revived Imperial court yamoto-e painting tradition, expresses his dissention via this painting honoring the mythology of the Imperial court. It subtly invokes an image of the popular Ebisu and Daikoku, but his politics were not camouflaged enough and he was arrested and imprisoned then died soon after his release. Overall size 61.75" h x 20.75" w (220cm x 52.7cm), Image size 34.25" x 13.75" (87cm x 35cm)
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A fine Kyoyaki large vase by Kanzan Denshichi
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Pre 1900 item# 752082 (stock# JC1)
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A very fine large porcelain vase with foliated rim and decorated with flowers and splashes of gold, on a creamy white crackled ground. Made by Kanzan Denshichi and signed on the bottom Dai Nippon Kanzan sei. Notice the short glaze cracks radiating from the foot, all else in excellent condition. Kanzan Denshichi was a famous Kyoto potter, and his work is represented in a number of museums. This vase was bought in Yokohama in 1954 by a Capt. Joseph Natali from S. Kaneko who dated it 1894. 17"(43.3cm)high.
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Wood Hayagriva from Mustang
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Pre 1900 item# 755105 (stock# TS2)
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A very rare sculpture of Hayagriva from the Kingdom of Mustang (Mustang is now administered by Nepal, it is where the Tibetan Kampas, warriors for Tibet against the Chinese, where relocated. It is still a very restricted area that only in the last few years has been open to limited visits). It was acquired from a trader out of Mustang in northern Nepal by an WHO doctor residing there. It is wood with color pigments and gold gilding. In overall excellent condition with very minor damage. It is 14"(35.5cm) high, 10"(25.5cm)wide, and 5"(12.8cm)deep. 19th century or earlier.
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