Japanese Sculpture

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Ancienne collection Auguste Lesouëf.Art japonais / japanese art.

TheDaibutsu of Kōtoku-in (Kamakura, Japan).

Haniwa horse statuette with saddle and stirrups, made in the 6thcentury AD, during Japan’s Kof

Yoshitoshi Kanemaki carves and paints life-sized sculptures out of camphor wood.

amyipaguana:Fudō MyōōArtist: Kaikei (Japanese, active 1183–1223)Kamakura period, early 13th centuryF

Scrap metal animals by Japanese artist, Natsumi Tomita.

飛天像ApsaraJapan, Heian period (794–1185), late 11th to early 12th centuryLacquered and gilded Japanes

japanese sculptor Yoshitoshi Kanemaki expressing jealous in Japanese depend on the context 妬む 「ねたむ」

Hiroshi Sugimoto

talesfromweirdland:Scrap metal animals by Japanese artist, Natsumi Tomita.

talesfromweirdland:Scrap metal animals by Japanese artist, Natsumi Tomita.

Santera of the Twelve Heavenly Generals, by By Chōsei (長勢). It is made of coloured wood, and dates t

djinn-gallery:Octopus playing a shamisen , 19th Century Japanese Netsuke attributed to ‘Somin’

coolthingoftheday:Japanese artist Hirotoshi Ito makes incredibly bizarre (and awesome) sculptures ou

 Here’s a little BLUESDAY inspiration from our Contemporary Art collection, currently on view in Inf

talesfromweirdland:Scrap metal animals by Japanese artist, Natsumi Tomita.

purified-zone:archiemcphee:Paris-based Japanese artist Nozomi created an exquisite series of iridesc

Aizen Myo'o (Ragaraja)Japan Date: 1293, Kamakura period  Wood with color and applied gold leaf

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treasures-and-beauty:Netsuke: Autumn grasses with praying mantis, 18th Century Japanese            

japaneseaesthetics:Flower basketPlace of Origin: JapanDate: approx. 1950-1980Materials: Bamboo (mada

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