Okimono eines Vaters mit seinen drei Knaben - photo 1
Okimono eines Vaters mit seinen drei Knaben - photo 2

Okimono eines Vaters mit seinen drei Knaben

Lot 2168
05.12.2019 11:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 1 600
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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Lot 2168 | Okimono eines Vaters mit seinen drei Knaben
Estimate value
€ 1 500 – 2 000
Japan. Meiji-Zeit (1868-1912). Meister der Tôkyô-Schule. Elfenbein, überaus fein und detailliert geschnitzt. Einen Sohn an der Hand führend, den jüngsten auf dem anderen Arm tragend während der älteste der drei Knaben sich am rechten Ärmel des Vaters festhält. Die beiden älteren Kinder mit je einem Apfel in der Hand. Der Kleinste begierig von oben hinabschauend auf den Apfel, den ihm sein älterer Bruder hinhält.Die Szene wirkt sehr lebendig durch eine überaus realistische Darstellung der Figuren. Ihre Gesichter sind ausdrucksstark und meisterlich gestaltet. Kleine Details wie die sagemono am Gürtel des Vaters und zwei der Kinder sind exquisit geschnitzt. Unverkennbar stammt das okimono aus der Meisterhand eines Schnitzers der Tôkyô-Schule. Höhe 17cm. Signatur: Hiroko. Zustand A/B.
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