Japanese Art

Japanese Art
1,045 to 1,080 of 3,341
Gourd-shaped bottle
Japanese
19th century
60.32
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th-20th century
91.220
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th century
91.221
Brocade weaving
Japanese
early 19th century
84.180
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th-20th century
91.222
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th-20th century
91.223
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th century
91.224
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th-20th century
91.225
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th-20th century
91.226
Futon cover
Japanese
19th century
95.61
Textile fragment
Japanese
19th-20th century
91.227
Knife sheath
Japanese
late 19th-early 20th century
95.47
Farmhouse and Stream
Matsumura Goshun
1752-1811
70.33
Furoshiki (wrapping cloth)
Japanese
19th century
95.48
Kanzan and Jittoku
Suio Genro
ca. 1770
82.160
Tsuba:  Floral Scrolls
Kaga School
11th century
65.55
Bedding cover (futonji)
Japanese
late 19th century
91.239
Inro: Gold lacquer with silver flower
Japanese
early 19th century
55.50
Bedding cover (futonji)
Japanese
early 20th century
91.240
Noh-mask:  Uba (Old Woman)
Japanese
18th century
69.109
Miniature chest on six legs
Japanese
17th century
65.43
Covered box
Japanese
late 12th - early 14th century
40.40
Onoe Tamizo as Kumagai
Hirosada
ca. 1848
85.217
Rectangular plate
Ogata Kenzan
18th century, before 1743
35.52
Vegetables and a Wolf Eel
Nagasawa Rosetsu
ca. 1754 - 99
91.254
Daigoro as Bashi Daijin
Hirosada
ca. 1849
85.218
Rectangular plate
Ogata Kenzan
18th century, before 1743
35.53
Kataoka Gado in the role of Oboshi Ribiya
Hirosada
late 1840s-early 1850s
85.219
Buddhist wheel of the law (Horin)
Japanese
1185-1333
66.106
VOC plate
Japanese
ca. 1660-1680
75.78
Spouted bowl (Katakuchi)
Japanese
19th century
83.210
Swift Bull
Japanese
early 14th century
50.66
Portable lantern (Ariake Andon)
Japanese
mid 19th century
83.211
Spouted bowl (Katakuchi)
Japanese
19th century
83.212

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