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森野泰明(Morino Hiroaki Taimei)瓷瓶,圓柱形,口沿圓潤,高18公分,直徑8公分,表面以顆粒狀黑釉覆蓋在赭褐色底釉上,簽名並附有簽名盒。
賣家描述
Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明瓷瓶
来自 D 先生的欧洲收藏。欧洲发货:对欧盟投标者免征关税。
圆柱形花瓶,边缘圆润。底部为米色未釉,表面以颗粒状黑釉在赭黄褐色底上铺设成不规则的竖向条带。签名。附带署名盒。
尺寸
高度:18 cm — 直径:8 cm
Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明 (1934–)
京都瓷艺家。陶工森野香子之子(1879–1987)。毕业于京都艺术大学。上世纪60年代于芝加哥大学教授陶艺。其作品收藏于艾伦·约翰逊美术馆(康奈尔大学)及日本和美国多处公共收藏。是当代日本陶芸的主要代表人物,以朴素的造型和抽象的装饰著称。
Ceramic vase by Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明
From the collection of Mr. D, Europe. Shipped from Europe: no customs fees for EU bidders.
Cylindrical vase with rounded rim, unglazed beige foot. Decoration in flat areas of granular black glaze on an ochre-brown ground. Signed. Accompanied by its signed box.
Dimensions
Height: 18 cm — Diameter: 8 cm
Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明 (1934–)
Kyoto ceramist. Son of potter Morino Kako (1879–1987). Trained at Kyoto University of Arts. Taught ceramics at the University of Chicago in the 1960s. Works held in the collection of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art (Cornell University) and in several public collections in Japan and the United States. A major figure in contemporary Japanese ceramics, known for his restrained forms and abstract decoration.
Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明瓷瓶
来自 D 先生的欧洲收藏。欧洲发货:对欧盟投标者免征关税。
圆柱形花瓶,边缘圆润。底部为米色未釉,表面以颗粒状黑釉在赭黄褐色底上铺设成不规则的竖向条带。签名。附带署名盒。
尺寸
高度:18 cm — 直径:8 cm
Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明 (1934–)
京都瓷艺家。陶工森野香子之子(1879–1987)。毕业于京都艺术大学。上世纪60年代于芝加哥大学教授陶艺。其作品收藏于艾伦·约翰逊美术馆(康奈尔大学)及日本和美国多处公共收藏。是当代日本陶芸的主要代表人物,以朴素的造型和抽象的装饰著称。
Ceramic vase by Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明
From the collection of Mr. D, Europe. Shipped from Europe: no customs fees for EU bidders.
Cylindrical vase with rounded rim, unglazed beige foot. Decoration in flat areas of granular black glaze on an ochre-brown ground. Signed. Accompanied by its signed box.
Dimensions
Height: 18 cm — Diameter: 8 cm
Morino Hiroaki Taimei 森野泰明 (1934–)
Kyoto ceramist. Son of potter Morino Kako (1879–1987). Trained at Kyoto University of Arts. Taught ceramics at the University of Chicago in the 1960s. Works held in the collection of the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art (Cornell University) and in several public collections in Japan and the United States. A major figure in contemporary Japanese ceramics, known for his restrained forms and abstract decoration.

