Japanese Modernism Across Media
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Flute Player on Bridge
Meiji era (1868 - 1912), music, moon, woman, Showa era (1926 - 1989), flute, bridge, Japan, Robert O. Muller collection, triptych
I-kupa-kikir
A wooden artwork resembling a stag beetle. "I-kupa-kikir" means "insect that nibbles" in Ainu.
Hankucotca
A wooden sculpture art resembling a dragonfly. "Hankucotca" means "dragonfly" in Ainu.
Nibutani-ita
Nibutani-ita is a flat, shallow tray made of wood, whose manufacture is a tradition has been passed down since ancient times in the area around the Sarugawa River in Hokkaido Prefecture. Nibutani-ita is characterized by its spiral Moreunoka patterns,…
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