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giving the scene a quiet suspension that suits Maeda Gyokuei’s measured Shijō‑school handling
reflecting the artist’s engagement with Western techniques and his role in introducing copperplate etching and oil painting to Japan
with signature 'Hanko' 半江 and seal 'Denshuku' 田粛 'Hanko' 半江
2004 His works are collected by the Couty Museum of Art
7" W x 12" H / 34
和田妙山 Wada Myozan Kyo ware 'Cherry Blossoms Tree Tea Bowl' with Original Box (Tomobako) VB218 Kano Eitoku 狩野永悳 giving the scene a quietDescription Wada Myozan Kyo ware 'Cherry Blossoms Tree Tea Bowl' with Original Box (Tomobako) VB218 Wada Myozan A potter based at Myozan Kiln in Kyoto. He specialises in creating tea ceremony utensils, such as matcha bowls. His work is characterised by beautiful bowls that evoke a sense of Japanese aesthetics, featuring motifs such as cherry blossoms, the moon and autumn grasses, and blue maple leaves, all rendered using colour painting techniques.
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