3 edition of Netsukes found in the catalog.
Netsukes
Albert Brockhaus
Published
1924
by Duffield & company in New York
.
Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | by Albert Brockhous [!] translated by M. F. Watty [!] edited by E. G. Stillman. |
| Contributions | Wathy, Maria F., 1894- tr., Stillman, Ernest Goodrich, 1884- ed. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | NK6050 .B83 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | xvii, 175 p. |
| Number of Pages | 175 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL6671410M |
| LC Control Number | 24028349 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 1247433 |
Netsuke signatures have been the cause of much controversy among collectors with many of them actually preferring unsigned works so as to avoid the ambiguity of if the work is indeed by a famous artist, a pupil or follower of that artist, or just a copy. A netsuke ('root-fix) was attached to the end of a small decorative container called an inro, stopping the weight of the inro from slipping through the waist sash (obi). The cord was passed round the back of the sash, and the netsuke hooked over the edge. Netsuke were often carved from ivory or wood.
Netsukes by Brockhous, Albert. Hacker Art Books, Hardcover. Good. NB27 JUL22T8AL no dust jacket, beige boards, spotting to exterior binding, price inside, edge/point wear, no underlining or highlighting within. Learn about Netsuke As the kimono, the traditional form of Japanese dress, had no pockets, the Japanese men suspended small items they needed to take with them, such as tobacco pouches, purses, pipes and writing implements on a silk cord from their sash, and stop the cord slipping, it was fed through a toggle - a netsuke.
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Intricately carved from various materials including ivory, wood and metal, these tiny sculptures served a practical purpose in Japan: a netsuke was used as a toggle to fasten personal accessories to a man’s sash5/5(13).
The book describes more than Netsuke, Inro and Tobacco implements (º pictures showing every side of the pieces). Size: x mm. Full color printing. Each volume consisting of approximately pages. Richly illustrated with over color plates. The text is both in English and French, with some Japanese annotations.
Jun 25, · This is the hare that I Netsukes book the book after. It's the magic lunar hare which keeps turning up in Japanese mythology and it's the whitest netsuke in the whole collection by far, made of the the.
Carving Japanese Netsuke for Beginners [Robert Jubb] on gedatsuusakendodojo.com *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The intricately carved Japanese miniatures known as Netsukes book are among the most sought-after collectibles today.
From their ancient beginnings as practical accessories to the kimono/5(23). Nov 20, · Collecting Guide: 5 things to know about netsuke. The ornately carved toggles were once an integral part of Japanese fashion.
Today, as expert Hollis Goodall explains, they are pursued with a rare passion by collectors co-author of a definitive book about netsuke and Curator of Japanese Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, about.
Netsuke definition is - a small and often intricately carved toggle (as of wood or ivory) used to fasten a small container to a kimono sash.
Did You Know. Antique Japanese Netsuke. Japanese netsuke were invented because kimonos do not have pockets; it was originally a carved toggle part of a box that helped a person wearing a kimono carry personal effects.
It was found at the end of a cord, and when the cord was pulled through the netsuke, it kept the items from slipping through the sash. The Forum on this INS website also includes book recommendations as a dedicated topic which is added to periodically.
Where can I buy books on netsuke. Three Asian art book dealers have Web sites. They are Paragon Book Gallery Ltd., Han-Shan Tang Books, and Rare Oriental Book Company.
Please take a look at our book recommendations by clicking here. Hardcover. Condition: Good. No Jacket. "No book has ever before been published, at any rate in English, dealing with Netsukes, one of the most fascinating and interesting forms of expression of the Japanese in art." Illustrated.
xvii + pages. Book is in GOOD or better condition. Dust jacket is tattered and has been laid in. Seller Inventory. Old Japanese curios, netsukes, snuff bottles, lacquers, bronzes and other Oriental objects by Anonymous and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at gedatsuusakendodojo.com Antique Japanese Netsuke.
Admired for their ornate carving and their place in history, antique Japanese netsuke are highly sought after by dedicated collectors. These delicate carvings were worn by Japanese people as early as the 17th century, and today they are appreciated as small works of art as well as for their historical significance.
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Jan 25, · 'This remarkable book a meditation on touch, exile, space and the responsibility of inheritance like the netsuke themselves, this book is impossible.
How to Carve Netsuke and Miniature Sculpture: Free PDF Download This is a link to a detailed page instruction book on how to carve netsuke and miniature sculpture. The file is in Adobe Acrobat.
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Get this from a library. Netsuke: miniature masterpieces from Japan. [Noriko Tsuchiya] -- Netsuke have once again come to the fore in the popular imagination of the public. In part this is due to the phenomenal success of Edmund De Waals book, Hare with the Amber Eyes, which.
This is a vintage reference book, Netsuke - A Miniature Art of Japan. The book is hardcover, 7" x 5" and it has pages of photos and information, including historic information, on the Netsuke art of Japan. It has black and white and some color illustrations of individual Netsukes.
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Let’s get started. Netsukes -- New York (State) -- New York -- Catalogs. See also what's at your library, or elsewhere. Broader terms: Netsukes -- New York (State) -- New York; Catalogs; Filed under: Netsukes -- New York (State) -- New York -- Catalogs Netsuke: Masterpieces from The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art/Abrams, c), by Barbra Teri Okada (page images and PDF.
The signature book of netsuke, inro, and ojime artists in photographs. George Lazarnick. Reed Publishers, - Art - pages. 0 Reviews. From inside the book. What people are saying - Write a review. We haven't found any reviews in the usual places. Art / Sculpture Art / Sculpture & Installation Artists Inro Netsukes Ojime.netsuke book User Review - faculty - gedatsuusakendodojo.com I have only reviewed the text quickly but the pictures and descriptions are interesting.
Netukes encompass a wide range of sculptures of people animals and things some of which are odd I look forward to reading the book and examining the pictures of netsukes more closely.5/5(2).Netsuke originated in 17th century Japan as a means for men who wore robes known as kimono, which lacked pockets, to hold their belongings.
Containers called "sagemono"—pouches, woven baskets, or beautifully crafted boxes called "inro"—were attached to the robes' sashes with cords and fasteners known as netsuke.
