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Fuji with clouds, mantis and bamboo

MAK/Johannes Wieninger

MAK/Johannes Wieninger

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Title

Fuji with clouds, mantis and bamboo

Collection

Production

execution: anonymous, Japan, 19th century

Period | Style | School

Edo period (1603-1868)

Material | Technique

copper

Measurements

height: 4.3 cm
width: 5.8 cm

Inventory number

PL 889

Acquisition

purchase , 1985

Department

Asia Collection

Description

Kupfer mit geringer Beimengung von Silber und Gold (shakudō 赤銅), Metall- und Schwarzlackeinlagen Fuji mit Wolken, Gräsern und Bambus, in Medaillon Insekt (Gottesanbeterin) und Teil von Wagenrädern Copper with small addition of silver and gold (shakudō), metal and black lacquer inlays Fuji with clouds, grasses and bamboo, in medallion mantis and parts of a wheel

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