Dish
about 1930 (made)
Artist/Maker | |
Place of origin |
Tomimoto Kenkichi learned ceramics alongside Bernard Leach in Japan. The two jointly inherited the title Kenzan VII in 1913.
Object details
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Materials and techniques | Stoneware with clear glaze over painting in underglaze iron brown |
Brief description | Dish, stoneware with painted designs in brown under a grey glaze; made by Tomimoto Kenkichi, Japan (Tokyo), about 1930 |
Physical description | Round dish with broad flat interior and low rounded sides; sketchily painted in underglaze brown with a design of a dragonfly |
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Marks and inscriptions | Signature painted in brown under the base |
Gallery label | Dish
Stoneware with painted designs in brown under a grey glaze Unidentifiable mark in brown
By Tomimoto Kenkichi
JAPANESE (TOKYO); c.1935
Given by the Contemporary Art Society
C.211-1939(as at 2005) |
Credit line | Given by the Contemporary Art Society through Ernest Marsh |
Production | Artist: Tomimoto Kenkichi [Kenzan VII] (1886 - 1963) Biographical reference: Hamada Shoji 'Gendai no togei' Vol 17 (1977), p.104 (NAL JK 17) Tokyo, Tamagawa |
Summary | Tomimoto Kenkichi learned ceramics alongside Bernard Leach in Japan. The two jointly inherited the title Kenzan VII in 1913. |
Bibliographic reference | Contemporary Arts Society catalogue no. 70
See biogref |
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Accession number | C.211-1939 |
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Record created | February 12, 2000 |
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