A Yoshitoshi Kozuka

SIGNED HOBOSHI YOSHITOSHI KOKU, SHOWA PERIOD (20TH CENTURY)

细节
A Yoshitoshi Kozuka
Signed Hoboshi Yoshitoshi koku, Showa period (20th century)
The shibuichi nanako plate decorated with the figure of a Noh actor in takabori, gold, copper and shakudo iroe zogan, with a wood box
出版
Lundgren Collection, no. 114

拍品专文

Yoshitoshi was an artist from Mito who learned his art with the Namekawa. He often used the takabori iroe technique depicting figures. During his most prolific period it was fashionable to make fukuromono (metal boxes, etc.) and he made several with sword furniture. He later lived in Tokyo and died in 1958.

If one studies the nanako ground on this example, it is not difficult to appreciate the skill of the nanako workers of the Edo kinko.