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这是一尊高32厘米的木雕能剧人物像,描绘《弱法师》中的人物,由木内五郎雕刻,并附原装盒。
卖家的描述
木内五郎 Kiuchi Goro (1898-1954)
A sculptor born in Tokyo, he was the fifth son of Kiuchi Hanko. Both his grandfather, Kiuchi Kihachi, and his father, Kiuchi Hanko, were renowned woodworkers celebrated as masters of Mokuzōgan (wood inlay). Goro developed an interest in sculpture at an early age. In 1912, he entered Waseda Junior High School, and in 1918, he enrolled in the sculpture department of the Tokyo Fine Arts School (now Tokyo University of the Arts). Studying under Tatehata Taimu, he began his professional pursuit of sculpture. In addition to portraiture, he created numerous wood carvings based on the theme of Noh a subject he had explored since before the war.
木内五郎 Kiuchi Goro (1898-1954) Wooden Carving Noh Doll Based on Noh Play 'Yoroboshi' Ornaments Okimono with Original Box (Tomobako)
Box dimensions: 6.1" x 7.4" x 14.3" / 15.7cm x 19cm x 36.5cm
Doll dimensions: 4.3" x 6.2" x 12.5" / 11cm x 16cm x 32cm
Material: Wood
Weight: 1640g including Original Box (Tomobako)
Condition
I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions in the photos. Special notes: STAIN, SCRATCH.
Shipping
All over the world by DHL or EMS.
卖家故事
木内五郎 Kiuchi Goro (1898-1954)
A sculptor born in Tokyo, he was the fifth son of Kiuchi Hanko. Both his grandfather, Kiuchi Kihachi, and his father, Kiuchi Hanko, were renowned woodworkers celebrated as masters of Mokuzōgan (wood inlay). Goro developed an interest in sculpture at an early age. In 1912, he entered Waseda Junior High School, and in 1918, he enrolled in the sculpture department of the Tokyo Fine Arts School (now Tokyo University of the Arts). Studying under Tatehata Taimu, he began his professional pursuit of sculpture. In addition to portraiture, he created numerous wood carvings based on the theme of Noh a subject he had explored since before the war.
木内五郎 Kiuchi Goro (1898-1954) Wooden Carving Noh Doll Based on Noh Play 'Yoroboshi' Ornaments Okimono with Original Box (Tomobako)
Box dimensions: 6.1" x 7.4" x 14.3" / 15.7cm x 19cm x 36.5cm
Doll dimensions: 4.3" x 6.2" x 12.5" / 11cm x 16cm x 32cm
Material: Wood
Weight: 1640g including Original Box (Tomobako)
Condition
I would like you to refer to the listing photos, but please understand that it's difficult to show all conditions in the photos. Special notes: STAIN, SCRATCH.
Shipping
All over the world by DHL or EMS.

