現場拍賣 11930探究精神：美國藏家之日本及韓國藝術珍藏
An inlaid iron jar and cover
拍品 84 Property from a Philadelphia Collection

An inlaid iron jar and cover

Meiji period (late 19th century), signed Nipponkoku Kyoto ju Komai sei

已結束2016年4月15日

成交價

USD 81,250

是否考慮出售類似藏品？

透過我們的專家免費評估服務，了解其價值。

更多資訊

如何委託拍賣

An inlaid iron jar and cover
Meiji period (late 19th century), signed Nipponkoku Kyoto ju Komai sei
Of globular form on tripod feet, inlaid in gold, silver, shibuichi, shakudo and copper nunomezogan and takazogan with three roundels depicting the scenes from the Taiheiki [Chronicle of the Great Peace], each panel encircled by a band of hanabishi, all against a ground with ho-o birds and scrolling floral foliage, the base and feet with stylized flowerheads and scrolling foliage, the cover with two dragons amongst clouds, the finial with butterflies and chrysanthemums; signature on base
14 in. (35.7 cm.) high

專家說明

These scenes are recorded in the Taiheiki [Chronicle of the Great Peace] (1372) telling of the Nanbokucho Senso [Wars of the Southern and Northern Courts] (1334-1396) following attacks on the samurai government in 1333 by the forces of the Emperor Godaigo (1288 -1339) in order to restore Imperial rule in place of the Bakufu. Kusunoki Masashige and Masatsura were the supporters of the Southern Imperial Court and fought to gain power for the Emperor. After a number of changes of fortune, the Shogun’s Northern Court under the leadership of Ashikaga Takauji eventually drove the Emperor Godaigo into exile at Yoshino to establish a government by the samurai class with a cadet branch Emperor seated in the North of Kyoto. The situation persisted through the 14th century and up to 1868, when Imperial rule was restored.