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Old thread, but just found it, and this is definitely a brutalist Pal Kepenyes piece, and I wouldn't let go of it for less than $2k if I were to...
Doesn't look like Hokusai at all to me. His brush work has. a strength and vitality to it that this one lacks. If you look at his woodblock prints...
Nice basis for a stained glass piece.
In China (and I think also in Japan) long earlobes are also seen as a sign of longevity, someone who will live a long life; if also "fleshy and...
It was Katsushika Hokusai, not Hiroshige who said that. :)
Is that the littie red circle with a number inside, on top of "Alerts"? So no emails are sent out. Wondering if one can setup alerts to be emailed...
No, they are not reversed or upside down. The orientation is right and not a seal for printing.
Been around a bit and just realized that @ before someone's name is a shout-out for help (G!, am I thick or what!?) But I never get any emails or...
The characters are 陶仙 if that helps. 陶 = pottery, and 仙 = imortal being (also used by recluse literati, monks, artisans living in isolation in...
I like it. Nice piece, aesthetically speaking, and regardless of any other value it may or may not have!
I'd say it's a nice ikebana piece. The chop is 大谷. Rotate it clockwise. 大on top 谷 bottom.
Not worth repairing, but in China, it would end up broken to pieces, judiciously cut by some artisan/silversmith, framed with silver, and each...
Beautiful piece! Made me think about the story of the lion and the mouse back from when I was a kid. Lion spares mouse, mouse later saves lion...
too late I guess.
Love it! Vase color and mounts match perfectly. Very nice piece.
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