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EDO PERIOD (19TH CENTURY), SIGNED ZESHIN
细节
A Two-Case Lacquer Inro
Edo period (19th century), signed Zeshin
The square inro in matte and glossy black lacquer rendered to simulate a Chinese ink cake, one side decorated in low relief with a stallion tethered to a post, the reverse with a Chinese inscription identifying the scene as the Taoist parable of Hakuraku (Peh Lo), or the parable of the ideal horse; fitted with a carnelian bead ojime
2 7/8in. (7.2cm.) long
Edo period (19th century), signed Zeshin
The square inro in matte and glossy black lacquer rendered to simulate a Chinese ink cake, one side decorated in low relief with a stallion tethered to a post, the reverse with a Chinese inscription identifying the scene as the Taoist parable of Hakuraku (Peh Lo), or the parable of the ideal horse; fitted with a carnelian bead ojime
2 7/8in. (7.2cm.) long
来源
R.A. Pfungst, London
W.W. Winkworth, London
M.T. Hindson, sold Sotheby's, London, The M.T. Hindson Collection of Important Japanese Works of Art, Part VIII, 20 October, 1969, lot 1385
W.W. Winkworth, London
M.T. Hindson, sold Sotheby's, London, The M.T. Hindson Collection of Important Japanese Works of Art, Part VIII, 20 October, 1969, lot 1385