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WOOD NETSUKE OF A DRUNKEN SHOJO
A fine wood netsuke depicting a drunken Shojo in front of a gigantic sakazuki (sake cup), which she has emptied. One of her distinctive attributes is her full long hair, which was crimson and was said to contain a much sought-after dye. The drunkenly laughing face as well as the thick and long hair are skillfully incised. Well-rounded shape, himotoshi between the well-carved feet and the signature TOMIN slightly hidden on her leg. Tomin was a brilliant student of Minko from the Tsu school, and in terms of refinement, stain and finish of the carving, certainly surpassed him.
- Category:
- Netsuke
- Subcategory:
- -
- Subject:
- Mythological
- Material:
- Wood
- Age/Country:
- 19th Century
- Artist:
- Tomin
- Provenance/Owner:
- Julius and Arlette Katchen collection, Galerie Zacke
- Signed:
- signed
- Type:
- Katabori
- Height:
- 33mm mm
- Width:
- mm
- Depth:
- mm
- ID number:
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