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Chinese Lion Dancer, Mitsuaki Ishikawa (Japan, 1852-1913), Japan, late 19th-early 20th century, Costumes, Ivory.
Apart from the categories of Sheng (male characters), Dan (female characters), Jing (painted-face characters), Mo (usually elderly males) and Chou (comic c...
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Chinese Lion Scratching Its Chin, Kaigyokusai Masatsugu (attributed to) (Japan, 1813-1892), Japan, mid- to late 19th century, Costumes, Ivory with staining, sumi.
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Japanese art including: woodblock prints, netsuke, inro, lacquer, screens, hanging scrolls, and other fine works of art.
ShishiKatabori netsuke
Tomotada. Ivory ox and calf. Signed. Kyoto, circa 1760-80. Length: 2⅜ in., 6.6 cm. Sydney L. Moss Ltd., celebrating its centenary this year, will be one of the few dealers in Asian art to exhibit at the Russian, Eastern & Oriental Fine Art Fair taking...
TANG DYNASTY (618-907)
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Thieves take 15 "priceless" Chinese artefacts from Fontainebleau palace in France, in a raid that lasted just seven minutes.
CHINE, DYNASTIE SONG (960-1279)
A large pair of turquoise and aubergine buddhist lions. Kangxi period. Photo: Christie's Images Ltd., 2010 A female with clambering pup at her feet and a male with loose, pierced brocade ball, modeled in mirror image with open jaws revealing teeth, fangs...
A pair of famille-verte 'Buddhist lion' joss stick holdersQing dynasty, 19th century清十九世紀 素三彩佛獅香插一對(2)He
Harness Ornament in the Shape of a Camel's Head | Northwest China | The Met
This was Charles Fréger’s first trip to China. He returned there twice more while making the series Opera. He was granted access to several of the schools of the Beijing Opera and the first thing he did was to compile a set of portraits of students dressed in the costumes used for their apprenticeship: old-fashioned,
