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Porseleinen kom en schaar

Shozo Ittei

1820 - 1830

Porseleinen kom en schaar by Shozo Ittei

Medium

nishiki-e

Dimensions

186; 207

About this artwork

Legaat van J.A. Bierens de Haan, Amsterdam

Art Historical Context

**Porseleinen kom enaar (Porcelain Bowl and Sc)** *Shozo Ittei, 1820–1830* *Nishiki-e ( multicolored woodblock print), 207 × 186 mm* Step into the refined world of late Edo-period Japan with Shozo Ittei's delicate *nishiki-e* print, *Porseleinen kom en schaar*. This intimate still life captures a porcelain bowl and a pair of scissors in a harmonious composition, rendered with the vibrant precision of multicolored woodblock printing. *Nishiki-e*, meaning "brocade pictures," revolutionized Japanese art in the 18th and 19th centuries by layering up to 20 woodblocks for rich, jewel-like col...

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