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Exquisites Netsuke einer Schnecke (katatsumuri)

Lot 2317
05.12.2019 11:00UTC +01:00
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€ 10 000
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Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 2317 | Exquisites Netsuke einer Schnecke (katatsumuri)
Estimate value
€ 10 000 – 15 000
Japan. Edo-Zeit (1603-1868). 19. Jahrhundert Tadatoshi (ca. 1770-1840). Nagoya-Schule. Buchsbaum, meisterlich geschnitzt und sehr fein graviert mit minutiös ausgearbeiteten Details. Auf die Oberseite ihres Schneckenhauses kriechend, die beiden langen Fühler weit ausgestreckt und flach auf das Häuschen gelegt. Der Fuß der Schnecke auf der anderen Seite und dabei natürliche himotoshi formend.Das Netsuke zeigt eine sehr lebendige, naturalistische Darstellung einer Schnecke in Lebensgröße. Ebenso sind die Details naturgetreu nachgebildet, wie etwa das kleine Atemloch des Weichtieres, das am Eingang zum Schneckenhaus zu sehen ist. Eine überaus naturalistische Darstellung und gleichwohl kompakte Form des Netsuke sind herausragende Merkmale der Nagoya-Schule zu der auch Tadatoshi zählt. Die netzartige, fein gravierte Struktur des Schneckenkörpers ist häufig in Tadatoshis Arbeiten zu sehen. Die Schnurführung (natürliche himotoshi) unter dem Leib der Schnecke durch ist vom Schnitzer äußerst raffiniert gemacht. Breite 3,9cm. Signatur: Tadatoshi, in ukibori in einer erhöhten rechteckigen Reserve. Zustand A/B. Beilage: Kiribako. Provenienz:-Niederländische Privatsammlung.Vergleiche:-Coullery, Marie-Thérèse/Newstead, Martin S.: The Baur Collection. Netsuke. Genf 1977. S. 298-9, vgl. C892 und C893.-Goodall, Hollis (et al.): The Raymond and Frances Bushell Collection of Netsuke. A Lecacy at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Los Angeles 2003. S. 308, Nr. 406.-Ueda, Reikichi/Bushell, Raymond: The Netsuke Handbook of Ueda Reikichi. Rutland/Tokyo 1979. S. 132, Abbildung 121
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