Figure of a Noh Dancer
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1750 · Clay covered with a crackled transparent glaze; decorated with colored enamels and gold (Kiyomizu ware)
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The Auspicious Noh Dance "Okina"
Toriyama Sekien (d. 1788)
ca. 1790–95 · Triptych of hanging scrolls; ink, color, and gold on paper
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Case (Inrō ) with Design of a Gourd Vine
Koma Yasutada
18th century · Case: gold, colored lacquer, gold leaf, and gold foil on red lacquer; Fastener (ojime): metal with design of flowers and insects; Toggle (netsuke): ivory and lacquer carved in the shape of a Noh dancer
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Hichozan Shinpo
ca. 1830 · White porcelain decorated with figures of Noh dancers in colored enamels iron red and gold; (Hizen ware)
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Hichozan Shinpo
ca. 1830 · White porcelain decorated with figures of Noh dancers in colored enamels iron red and gold; (Nagasaki ware)
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Noh Dancer
John La Farge (d. 1910)
ca. 1886 · Wood engraving on Japan tissue
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Case (Inrō) with Design of Noh Dancer with Okina Mask (obverse); Noh Dancer with Fan (reverse)
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19th century · Light brown wood, gold and colored takamakie, aogai; Interior: plain
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Case (Inrō) with Design of Seated Courtier beneath Umbrella (obverse) Noh Dancer (reverse)
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19th century · Lacquer, kinji, nashiji, gold, red, silver and black hiramakie, ivory inlay; Interior: nashiji and fundame
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Netsuke of Noh Dancer
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19th century · Red lacquer
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Netsuke of Noh Dancer
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19th century · Red lacquer
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Netsuke of Noh Dancer
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19th century · Ivory and lacquer
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Netsuke of Noh Dancer with Long Red Hair and Peony
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19th century · Ivory; decoration in gold and red lacquer; face of pink stone
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