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Japanese Ceramics
Kitamura Junko (b. 1956)
Object Number: #JCB427
Title: Bowl with abstract design
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Kitamura Junko
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Stoneware with black glaze and white slip.
Dimensions:
D: 26.5cm
H: 11.7cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: Works by the artist are held in many public collections, including the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Houston Museum of Art and Brooklyn Museum of Art among many others.
Title: Bowl with abstract design
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Kitamura Junko
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Stoneware with black glaze and white slip.
Dimensions:
D: 26.5cm
H: 11.7cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: Works by the artist are held in many public collections, including the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo; the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Houston Museum of Art and Brooklyn Museum of Art among many others.
Kondo Yutaka (1932-1983)
Object Number: #JCV451
Title: Kondo Yutaka Large vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Kondō Yutaka (1932-1983)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Stoneware with stamped design and black glaze.
Dimensions:
H: 34.0cm 13.38inch
D: 26.0cm 10.23inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Work by the artist is held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, Musée Tomo, Tokyo And the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art among others.
He twice received the Mayors prize at the Kyoten Exhibition, was awarded at the Asahi Togeiten, and is recipient of the coveted JCS award in 1967.
Title: Kondo Yutaka Large vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Kondō Yutaka (1932-1983)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Stoneware with stamped design and black glaze.
Dimensions:
H: 34.0cm 13.38inch
D: 26.0cm 10.23inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Work by the artist is held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY, Musée Tomo, Tokyo And the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art among others.
He twice received the Mayors prize at the Kyoten Exhibition, was awarded at the Asahi Togeiten, and is recipient of the coveted JCS award in 1967.
Masayo Iguchi (b. 1956)
Object Number: #JCB536
Title: Massive Bowl with glaze in kakewake style and peony design.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Masayo Iguchi (b. 1956)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21st Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Glaze in kakewake style and peony design. copper red and iron red matte glazes.
Dimensions:
D: 59.0.cm.
H: 17.0cm.
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed Wooden Box and Documentation.
Awards:
1986 - Received the Governor of Kyoto Award at the 20th Anniversary Women’s Association of Ceramic Art Exhibition
1994Received the Kahoku Award at the 28th Women’s Association of Ceramic Art Exhibition
2010 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 38th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Ceramic Art
2015 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 43rd Ceramics Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2017 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 45th Ceramics Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2018 - Received the Incentive Award at the 5th Tobiten, The Ceramic Art Society of Japan Exhibition
2019Received the Nezu Museum Director Award at the 59th Exhibition of East Japan Traditional Kogei
Received the Incentive Award at the 66th Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
Works by the artist are held in many public collections, Galleries and Museums.
Title: Massive Bowl with glaze in kakewake style and peony design.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Masayo Iguchi (b. 1956)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21st Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Glaze in kakewake style and peony design. copper red and iron red matte glazes.
Dimensions:
D: 59.0.cm.
H: 17.0cm.
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed Wooden Box and Documentation.
Awards:
1986 - Received the Governor of Kyoto Award at the 20th Anniversary Women’s Association of Ceramic Art Exhibition
1994Received the Kahoku Award at the 28th Women’s Association of Ceramic Art Exhibition
2010 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 38th Exhibition of Japanese Traditional Ceramic Art
2015 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 43rd Ceramics Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2017 - Received the Japan Kogei Association Award at the 45th Ceramics Traditional Kogei Exhibition
2018 - Received the Incentive Award at the 5th Tobiten, The Ceramic Art Society of Japan Exhibition
2019Received the Nezu Museum Director Award at the 59th Exhibition of East Japan Traditional Kogei
Received the Incentive Award at the 66th Japan Traditional Kogei Exhibition.
Works by the artist are held in many public collections, Galleries and Museums.
Ito Koyo (b. 1965)
Object Number: #JCV269
Title: Large Shino ware Jar (Tsubo).
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Koyo Ito
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Shino ware
Dimensions:
H: 41cm. 16.15 inches
D: 33cm. 13inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: Extra large Jar With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV269
Title: Large Shino ware Jar (Tsubo).
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Koyo Ito
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Shino ware
Dimensions:
H: 41cm. 16.15 inches
D: 33cm. 13inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: Extra large Jar With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV269
Manji Inoue (b. 1929)
Object Number: #JCV453
Title: Living National Treasure, Inoue Manji globular vase with carved rice-pattern under a very pale celadon glaze.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Inoue Manji
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 22.2cm
D: 24.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
With carved rice-pattern under a very pale celadon glaze.
Object Number: #JCV453
Title: Living National Treasure, Inoue Manji globular vase with carved rice-pattern under a very pale celadon glaze.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Inoue Manji
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 22.2cm
D: 24.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
With carved rice-pattern under a very pale celadon glaze.
Object Number: #JCV453
Tokuda Yasokichi III (1933–2009)
Object Number: #JCV267
Title: Round Vase with concise patterns underlie.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Japanese Living National Treasure Tokuda Yasokichi III (1933–2009)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kutani ware
Dimensions:
H: 21.8cm 8.58inch.
D: 20.5cm 8.0inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV267
Title: Round Vase with concise patterns underlie.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Japanese Living National Treasure Tokuda Yasokichi III (1933–2009)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kutani ware
Dimensions:
H: 21.8cm 8.58inch.
D: 20.5cm 8.0inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV267
Yoshiro Kimura (b.1946)
Object Number: #JCV496
Title: Yoshiro Kimura mizusashi
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yoshiro Kimura (b.1946)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th-21st. century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Hiroshima
Dimensions:
H: 21.0cm. 8.26inches
D: 23.0cm 9.05inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note:
Yoshiro Kumura's work can be found in international public collections such as the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art, Japan; Faenza Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche, Italy; Sevres National Museum of Ceramic, Paris; The British Museum, UK; The Victoria and Albert Museum, London and many others.
Object Number: #JCV496
Title: Yoshiro Kimura mizusashi
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yoshiro Kimura (b.1946)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th-21st. century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Hiroshima
Dimensions:
H: 21.0cm. 8.26inches
D: 23.0cm 9.05inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note:
Yoshiro Kumura's work can be found in international public collections such as the Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art, Japan; Faenza Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche, Italy; Sevres National Museum of Ceramic, Paris; The British Museum, UK; The Victoria and Albert Museum, London and many others.
Object Number: #JCV496
Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Title: A matte enamel vase with vibrant colors.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 22.5cm 8.85inches
D: 15.3cm 6.02inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #JCV317
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 22.5cm 8.85inches
D: 15.3cm 6.02inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #JCV317
Yasuaki Maeda (b.1937)
Title: Yasuaki Maeda vase
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuaki Maeda (b.1937)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21st. Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware:
Dimensions:
H: 26.0cm. 10.23inches
D: 26.6cm. 10.47inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: A Master work with the original wooden box tomobako and documentation.
Object Number: #JCV489
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuaki Maeda (b.1937)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21st. Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware:
Dimensions:
H: 26.0cm. 10.23inches
D: 26.6cm. 10.47inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: A Master work with the original wooden box tomobako and documentation.
Object Number: #JCV489
Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Title: Vase with gold and blue colors.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 26.3cm 10.35inch
D: 21.3cm 8.4inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #JCV279
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 26.3cm 10.35inch
D: 21.3cm 8.4inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #JCV279
Yasuaki Maeda (b. 1937)
Title: A landscape view vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuaki Maeda (b. 1937)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 25cm. 9.84inches
D: 22.0cm. 8.66inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV239
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuaki Maeda (b. 1937)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 25cm. 9.84inches
D: 22.0cm. 8.66inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV239
Yukiharu Furuno (b. 1943)
Title: Bowl with Royal Blue glaze.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yukiharu Furuno (b. 1943)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Osaka.
Dimensions:
H:16.5cm.
D: 23.5cm.
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and documentation.
Object Number: #JCV346
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yukiharu Furuno (b. 1943)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Osaka.
Dimensions:
H:16.5cm.
D: 23.5cm.
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and documentation.
Object Number: #JCV346
Ken Shomura (b. 1949)
Title: White Hakuji vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ken Shomura (b. 1949)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 27cm. 10.63inch
D: 27cm. 10.63inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV220
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ken Shomura (b. 1949)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 27cm. 10.63inch
D: 27cm. 10.63inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV220
Shinsaku Hamada (b. 1929)
Title: Bottle vase with kaki glaze and akae decoration.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Shinsaku Hamada (b. 1929)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Mshiko ware.
Dimensions:
H: 17.0cm
W: 14.2cm
D: 8.7cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV32
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Shinsaku Hamada (b. 1929)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Mshiko ware.
Dimensions:
H: 17.0cm
W: 14.2cm
D: 8.7cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV32
Shimizu Ichiji (b. 1961)
Title: A Large Jar Tsubo with geometric motif and applied gold overglaze, with spattered slip.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Shimizu Ichiji (b. 1961)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Tanba ware.
Dimensions:
H: 42cm
D: 30.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held by many museums Collections:
Hagi Uragami Museum.
Japan Foundation.
Kyoto Daikaku-ji temple.
Takagi Bonsai Art Musuem.
Ibakaki Ceramic Art Museum.
The Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
The Brooklyn Museum.
Object Number: #JCV271
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Shimizu Ichiji (b. 1961)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Tanba ware.
Dimensions:
H: 42cm
D: 30.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held by many museums Collections:
Hagi Uragami Museum.
Japan Foundation.
Kyoto Daikaku-ji temple.
Takagi Bonsai Art Musuem.
Ibakaki Ceramic Art Museum.
The Museum of Ceramic Art, Hyogo.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).
The Brooklyn Museum.
Object Number: #JCV271
Yasuyoshi Kubota (Rekko) (b. 1952-)
Title: White Hkuji Vase
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuyoshi Kubota (Rekko) (b. 1952-)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21st. century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Hakuji
Dimensions:
H: 29.0cm.
D: 14.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the original signed wooden box.
Yasuyoshi Kubota was born in Kumamoto. Graduated from Osaka University of the Arts in 1978. Constructed a kin there. Recipient of the Prefectural Exhibition Commemorative Prize, Kumamoto Prefecture Exhibition Award, Kuma Hitoyoshi Exhibition Cultural Association Award, Western Crafts Exhibition Kumamoto Mayor’s Award, Kumamoto Biren Exhibition Hirayama Award, etc. First chair at the Kyushu Yamaguchi Exhibition. Regular member of the Japan Kogei Association. Rekko was awarded at the National Ceramics Exhibition as well as the National Traditional Crafts Exhibition among many others. Focused on celadon (blue-white glazed) porcelain.
Object Number: #JCV504
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuyoshi Kubota (Rekko) (b. 1952-)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21st. century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Hakuji
Dimensions:
H: 29.0cm.
D: 14.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the original signed wooden box.
Yasuyoshi Kubota was born in Kumamoto. Graduated from Osaka University of the Arts in 1978. Constructed a kin there. Recipient of the Prefectural Exhibition Commemorative Prize, Kumamoto Prefecture Exhibition Award, Kuma Hitoyoshi Exhibition Cultural Association Award, Western Crafts Exhibition Kumamoto Mayor’s Award, Kumamoto Biren Exhibition Hirayama Award, etc. First chair at the Kyushu Yamaguchi Exhibition. Regular member of the Japan Kogei Association. Rekko was awarded at the National Ceramics Exhibition as well as the National Traditional Crafts Exhibition among many others. Focused on celadon (blue-white glazed) porcelain.
Object Number: #JCV504
Takuzo Mizuno
Title: Large Shino vase
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Takuzo Mizuno
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Shino ware
Dimensions:
H: 36.5cm.
D: 140cm x 10.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV493
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Takuzo Mizuno
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Shino ware
Dimensions:
H: 36.5cm.
D: 140cm x 10.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV493
So Isezaki (b. 1968)
Title: Large Bizen yaki Vase
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: So Isezaki (b. 1968)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Bizen ware.
Dimensions:
H: 33cm. 13.0Inches
D: 27cm. 10.63Inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV268
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: So Isezaki (b. 1968)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 21th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Bizen ware.
Dimensions:
H: 33cm. 13.0Inches
D: 27cm. 10.63Inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV268
Yasuzumy Nakao (b.1950)
Title: White Porcelain Hakuji Vase with engraved Lines.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuzumi Nakao (b. 1950)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 23.5cm
D: 21.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and exhibition stand.
Object Number: #JCV277
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Yasuzumi Nakao (b. 1950)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 23.5cm
D: 21.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and exhibition stand.
Object Number: #JCV277
Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)
Title: Large Hakuji pure white Vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 20.5cm
D: 26.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Seiroku Nakamura was an artist in Imari-Arita ware, a traditional handicraft in Saga Pref. He was born in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Pref. in 1916. He was designated as a Traditional Craftsman in 1979 and an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Saga Pref. in 1990.
Object Number: JCV335
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 20.5cm
D: 26.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Seiroku Nakamura was an artist in Imari-Arita ware, a traditional handicraft in Saga Pref. He was born in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Pref. in 1916. He was designated as a Traditional Craftsman in 1979 and an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Saga Pref. in 1990.
Object Number: JCV335
Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Title: Vase with green and blue colors.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 23.0cm
D: 17.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #JCV491
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 23.0cm
D: 17.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #JCV491
Seiroku Nakamura (1916-2011)
Title: Pure White Hakuji Porcelain Vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 15cm. 5.9inch
D: 21cm. 8.3inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Seiroku Nakamura was an artist in Imari-Arita ware, a traditional handicraft in Saga Pref. He was born in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Pref. in 1916. He was designated as a Traditional Craftsman in 1979 and an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Saga Pref. in 1990.
Object Number: #JCV276
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Nakamura Seiroku (1916-2011)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 15cm. 5.9inch
D: 21cm. 8.3inch
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Seiroku Nakamura was an artist in Imari-Arita ware, a traditional handicraft in Saga Pref. He was born in Hasami-cho, Nagasaki Pref. in 1916. He was designated as a Traditional Craftsman in 1979 and an Important Intangible Cultural Property by Saga Pref. in 1990.
Object Number: #JCV276
Ken Shomura (b. 1949)
Title: Large Seihakuji Bluish white Vase.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ken Shomura (b. 1949)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 23.0cm
D: 29.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV345
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ken Shomura (b. 1949)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware
Dimensions:
H: 23.0cm
D: 29.0cm
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box.
Object Number: #JCV345
Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)
Title: A large blue and white porcelain vase, with a winter landscape.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 31.6 cm.
D: 27.5 cm.
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and documentation. A bulbous decorated in a beautifully detailed mountain with trees landscape.
Object Number: #JCV278
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Shumei Fujii (b. 1936)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Arita ware.
Dimensions:
H: 31.6 cm.
D: 27.5 cm.
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box and documentation. A bulbous decorated in a beautifully detailed mountain with trees landscape.
Object Number: #JCV278
Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Title: A matte enamel vase with vibrant colors.
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 21.5cm 8.46inches
D: 8.5cm 3.34inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #
Place of Origin: Japan
Artist: Ryozo Taniguchi (1926–1996)
Period: Contemporary
Date: 20th Century
Materials: Ceramics
Style or Ware: Kyoto ware
Dimensions:
H: 21.5cm 8.46inches
D: 8.5cm 3.34inches
Department: Japanese Art
Collection: Japanese Ceramics.
Note: With the Original Signed wooden tomobako storage box. Works by the artist are held in the The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto and the Imperial collection.
In 1989 he received the Kyoto Cultural award for his life work.
Object Number: #
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