Légende
Vase, Toshitsugu creator, Meiji period 19th/20th century, Japan. Ovoid vase on a low ring foot with a very short neck and a strongly flaring, plate-like spout. Decorated in relief, applied, inlaid and engraved naturalistic decoration arranged asymmetrically: a wisteria vine with three clusters of flowers hanging from the top near the neck; a kingfisher perches on a branch near the lowest flower, gazing into engraved water with engraved fish. Decoration executed in the ro-iro zogan inlaid color painting technique, inlaying various metals and alloys and colored enamels white, several shades of lilac, subtle green accents. Leaves and bird figurine gilded and patinated with shakudo. Lower belly bears an engraved inscription: Sumisuiin Toshitsugu sei. Vessel; height 16.2 cm, diameter 7.1 cm., A tall, smooth vase with a dark brown to near-black surface stands against a neutral gray background, with a small rounded neck and a slightly flared rim; a decorative cluster of hanging flowers and leaves is attached near the top on one side, the flowers showing purple and pale lavender tones and the leaves displaying shades of olive green and muted brown; the vase rests on a short metallic-looking base with reflective gray and silver highlights, and a soft reflection of the vase appears on the surface beneath it.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A25_319
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
54.6Mo (586.7Ko) / 26.9cm x 50.8cm / 3181 x 6000 (300dpi)