List of Works
The artists are arranged according to their birth–death years.
See illustrations for miniatures in the list.
< Ceramics >
China
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Jar, three color ware〔8th century〕
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Tea bowl, Ido-type glazed ceramic〔16th century〕
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Tea bowl, “Ujiyama,” Irabo type, glazed ceramic〔17th century〕
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Water jar with fire marks, “Hotei,” Bizen ware〔16th century〕
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Shallow bowl, Bizen ware〔16th century〕
SHIMIZU Dokan1579-1648
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Tea caddy, “Kagamiyama,” Bizen ware〔17th century〕
RAKU Ichinyu1640-1696
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Tea bowl, “Tsurezure,” Black Raku〔17th century〕
OGATA Kenzan1663-1743
ITAYA Hazan1872-1963
KITAOJI Rosanjin1883-1959
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Leaf-shaped dish in silver glaze and overglaze enamels〔c.1955〕
TOMIMOTO Kenkichi1886-1963
- Gourd-shaped vase, white porcelain〔1943〕
- Square shaped box with pattern of ferns, porcelain, overglaze gold and silver〔1961-62〕
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Square shaped box, porcelain, overglaze enamels〔1939〕
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Porcelain plaque with design of a tea set by the artist for his own use, overglaze enamels〔1946〕
KAWAI Kanjiro1890-1966
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Covered box with flower design, overglaze enamels〔1952〕
ISHIGURO Munemaro1893-1968
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Tea bowl with a sheep design, overglaze red and green enamels〔c.1967〕
ARAKAWA Toyozo1894-1985
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Tea bowl, “Gyo-un,” Shino type〔1955〕
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Tea bowl, grey Shino type〔c.1955~65〕
KANESHIGE Toyo1896-1967
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Square footed dish, Bizen ware〔1959〕
KUSUBE Yaichi1897-1984
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Incense burner with design of hydrangeas, Saien technique〔c.1975〕
KATO Tokuro1897-1985
- Bowl (Dora-bachi), Ki-Seto type〔c.1956〕
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Rectangular bowl, grey Shino type〔c.1955〕
KATO Hajime1900-1968
- Large dish with design of waterfowl and grass in overglaze enamels〔1963〕
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Lidded ornamental jar with underglaze decoration of gold-leaves, green glaze〔1964〕
KONDO Yuzo1902-1985
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Blue and white vase with design of plum blossoms, gold overglaze〔c.1975〕
TSUKAMOTO Kaiji1912-1990
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Flower vase, white porcelain〔1979〕
KATO Takuo1917-2005
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Water jar with flowering grasses design, Lustre ware〔1979〕
KAWAMOTO Goro1919-1986
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Jar with design of bird, overglaze green〔1974〕
OKABE Mineo1919-1990
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Incense burner, greish yellow glaze with “kiln change” effects〔c.1971〕
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Flower vase, sea green glaze with “kiln change” effects〔1975〕
FUJIMOTO Yoshimichi1919-1992
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Covered box with red and white plum blossoms design, overglazed enamels〔1979〕
KAMODA Shoji1933-1983
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Jar〔1976〕
SUZUKI Osamu1934-
- Vase, Shino type〔1980〕
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Large dish, "Spring," Oribe type〔1980〕
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Tea bowl, Shino type〔1986〕
SUZUKI Goro1941-
- Chair, Oribe type〔1992〕
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Covered box with patchwork design〔2005〕
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Bowl, Goribe〔2014〕
RAKU Jikinyu1949-
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Tea bowl, "Yo Yo," Black Raku〔2000〕
< Lacquer and Wooden Works >
ISOI Joshin1883-1964
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Dish with flowering grasses design in Kinma〔1963〕
MATSUDA Gonroku1896-1986
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Tea caddy, Nakatsugi type, sail design in Maki-e〔1975〕
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Tea caddy, Natsume type of Jindai keyaki, pair cranes design in Maki-e〔1978〕
OTOMARU Kodo1898-1997
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Tea caddy with Tsuyukusa design in Choshitsu〔1979〕
KURODA Tatsuaki1904-1982
- Black-lacquered box decorated in Raden with design of geometric stripes〔1979〕
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Clear lacquered box, Japanese horse chestnut wood〔1982〕
OBA Shogyo1916-2012
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Shining box decorated in Hyomon〔1986〕
< Metal Works >
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Tea kettle of Shinnari type with drawing of Sue-no-Matsuyama, Ashiya ironware〔16th century〕
NAGANO Tetsushi1900-1977
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Tea kettle of bamboo shape〔1976〕
KAGOSHIMA Juzo1898-1982
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Princess Saho, Dancing Goddess of Spring〔1971〕
< Textiles >
SERIZAWA Keisuke1895-1984
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Screen with design of Japanese characters, stencil-dyeing in linen〔1982〕
< Calligraphy >
Attributed to FUJIWARA no Yukinari
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Fragment from the anthology Wakan-roei-shu known as “Sekido-bon”〔middle of 11th century〕
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Fragment known as “Iyo-gire” from the anthology Wakan-roei-shu〔middle of 11th century〕
Attributed to ONO no Michikaze
Attributed to FUJIWARA no Yukinari
Attributed to FUJIWARA no Kinto
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Fragment known as “Shuisho-gire” from the anthology Shuisho〔end of 11th century-early 12th century〕
Attributed to FUJIWARA no Sukemasa
FUJIWARA no Sadanobu1088-1156
Attributed to FUJIWARA no Yukinari
FUJIWARA no Sadanobu1088-1156
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Fragment known as “Boshin-gire” from the anthology Wakan-roei-shu〔middle of 12th century〕