Japanese Cloisonné: History, Technique, and Appreciation |
Contents
Art and the Traditional Way of Life in Japan | 3 |
Varieties of Decorative Enamels | 14 |
The Medallion Makers Tradition | 19 |
Copyright | |
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Japanese Cloisonné: History, Technique, and Appreciation Lawrence A. Coben,Dorothy C. Ferster No preview available - 1990 |
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Aichi Prefecture Andō Cloisonné Andō Jūbei Art and Artists Artists of Today Arts of Japan basse-taille Bowes bowl Brinkley catalogue century ceramic cloisonné champlevé Chinese and Japanese Chinese cloisonné chrysanthemum cloisonné artisans Cloisonné Enamels cloisons colors copper daimyo decorated diameter Early period enamelware flowers Garner George Walter Vincent glazes Golden Age Harada Hattori Hayashi Kodenji Height Hirata Ibid incense burner Japanese Art Japanese cloisonné Japanese Enamels JHAL Jiten Kaji Tsunekichi Kaji's Kawade Kumeno Kyoto Louis Exposition Maeda Meiji Meiji era Middle-period wares Ming mirror black moriage motifs Namikawa Sōsuke Namikawa Yasuyuki Nihon Ōta painting personal communication plaques plique-a-jour porcelain Private collection repoussé s.v. shippō Shippō to Garasu Shippō-yaki shown in Plate silver sonné Source Standard cloisonné style Suzuki and Sakakibara technique Tokyo National Museum Toshima transparent enamel tray Tsukamoto Kaisuke Vincent Smith Museum Wagner Walter Vincent Smith Western wireless cloisonné Yokohama Yokoi