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拍品 284
Shimaoka Tatsuzo (b. 1919)
RICE-HUSK ASH AND COPPER-GREEN-GLAZED SQUARE STONEWARE DISH
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USD 4,935
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Frederick Baekeland, Twenty-six contemporary Japanese potters (Syracuse, New York: Everson Museum of Art, 1978), no. 23, p. 21).
The rope-impressed and white slip inlaid design that decorates the interior sides of this dish is characteristic of Shimaoka's best-known work. The rope pattern is reminiscent of Jomon-period (8000-300 B.C.) pottery. Shimaoka is the preeminent protegé of Hamada Shoji.
Frederick Baekeland, Twenty-six contemporary Japanese potters (Syracuse, New York: Everson Museum of Art, 1978), no. 23, p. 21).
The rope-impressed and white slip inlaid design that decorates the interior sides of this dish is characteristic of Shimaoka's best-known work. The rope pattern is reminiscent of Jomon-period (8000-300 B.C.) pottery. Shimaoka is the preeminent protegé of Hamada Shoji.