拍品 233
233
AN OMORI SCHOOL TSUBA

細節
AN OMORI SCHOOL TSUBA
EDO PERIOD (CIRCA 1775), SIGNED OMORI EISHU (TERUHIDE)

The oval plate is decorated in shakudo nanako. The nanako extends over the edge and is carved in high relief and inlaid in gold, silver, and soft metal depicting a mythical lion dog (shishi) under a large peony plant; the reverse shows a spray of flowering peony--height 7.2cm., width 6.6cm., thickness 4.75mm.

Double wood storage boxes. Inner box with hakogaki by Sato Kanzan, dated autumn, 1972.

Accompanied by a Tokubetsu kicho ninteisho, no. 238, dated April 15th, 1971, issued by the N.B.T.H.K.
出版
Mino and Robinson (1983), nos. 15 a & b, p. 20.
One Hundred Masterpieces (1992), no. 90.

拍品專文

Omori Eishu (Teruhide) (1730-1789) was the third master of the Omori family and was nephew, student and adopted son of Omori Eisho (Terumasa), the second master. In spite of his position he created his own independent style, and had many students.