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KYOTO SCHOOL IVORY NETSUKE OF A SHISHI
A bold and impressive ivory netsuke of a recumbent shishi executed in distinct Kyoto style, probably carved by an artist of the Okatomo school. The shishi has a bushy tail, mane, floppy ears and is scratching its densely bearded chin with its hind leg. The powerful expression is a mixture of a deep satisfaction and an expressively powerful snarl. The shishi’s spine and rib cage are articulated and the large himotoshi are located on the underside.
- Category:
- Netsuke
- Subcategory:
- -
- Subject:
- Animal Mythological
- Material:
- Ivory
- Age/Country:
- 18th Century
- Artist:
- -
- Provenance/Owner:
- Galerie Zacke
- Signed:
- unsigned
- Type:
- Katabori
- Height:
- 35mm mm
- Width:
- 50mm mm
- Depth:
- mm
- ID number:
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