JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED ZESHIN (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)

細節

3 1⁄8 in. (8 cm.) high

來源

V. E. Blad Collection, purchased at Sotheby's, London, 6 May, 1969.
Wrangham Collection, no. 904, with original collector's label.

出版

INRO: An exhibition of Japanese Inro from the collection of E.A. Wrangham, exhibition catalogue, Oxford, 1972, p.33, cat. no. 59 (ill.)
Robert Schaap (ed.), Meiji Japanese art in transition, the Haags Gemeentemuseum, Society for Japanese Arts and Crafts, Leiden, The Netherlands, 1987, p.114, no.181 (ill.)

展覽

Oxford, Ashmolean Museum, INRO: An exhibition of Japanese Inro from the collection of E.A. Wrangham, 9 October - 4 November 1972.
The Hague, The Netherlands, Meiji Japanese Art in Transition, 21 March - 24 May 1987.

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Itomari or temari (balls made from silk thread) were a favourite children's gift at New Year. Zeshin often depicted two of them, one slightly larger than the other, to symbolize the many festivities that mark the first month. For a similar treatment of the identical design decorating the cover of a lacquer two-tiered Gosekku maki-e tebako in the collection of the Suntory Museum, see Kubo Sachie, Seki Kasumi, Shibahashi Daisuke, and Oshiro Anna, Mada mada zawatsuku Nihon bijutsu (More and More: Unsettling Japanese Art), exhibition catalogue, Tokyo, Suntory Museum, 2025, pp.96 and 97, nos.4-6. See also lot 155.

JAPAN, MEIJI PERIOD (LATE 19TH CENTURY), EACH SIGNED ZESHIN (SHIBATA ZESHIN; 1807-1891)

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