10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SATSUMA WARE»
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Satsuma ware in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Meiji ceramics: the art of Japanese export porcelain and ...
This is the first complete survey of Japanese export porcelain from the Meiji era to be published in English - a benchmark standard work for specialists and an insider tip for lovers of porcelain and anyone interested in Art Nouveau and ...
Gisela Jähn, Michael Foster, 2004
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Challenging Past And Present: The Metamorphosis of ...
In their enthusiasm for "Satsuma ware," European and American collectors
gradually became convinced that there was a huge difference between pre-Meiji
Satsuma ware from Satsuma itself and its modern reproductions. As the demand
for ...
3
Japan and Britain After 1859: Creating Cultural Bridges
By 1880 most Satsuma ware came from the Kyoto area. In particular potters in the
Kyoto suburb of Awata (the east gate) were adept at producing Satsuma ware;
potters such as Kinkozan, Seikozan and Ryozan operated from Kyoto, while ...
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The Grove Encyclopedia of Decorative Arts
Y. Okada: Satsuma, Nihon no vakimono [Japanese ceramics], xvi (Tokyo, 1976)
Satsuma yaki nempyo [Satsuma ware chronology], Kagoshima Prefecture
Historical Centre (Kagoshima, 1984) G. Lester: 'The Golden Age of Satsuma, 1
800-1 ...
Satsuma ware is probably the most widely known, and the most esteemed
among foreigners, of Japanese porcelain. Its soft, cream-like colour is now known
in every part of the world, while the delicate colour decorations imposed upon the
...
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Japanese Ceramics from the Tanakamaru Collection: The ...
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, November 9, 1979 - January 6, 1980
; Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, February 7 - March, 1980. 20. TEA CADDY
NAMED KIMI GA YO Satsuma ware; mid-17th century Stoneware H. 8.6 cm. (3 3/
8 in.) ...
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From the Narrow Passage (Soft)
served from a 'Satsuma' tea pot and we drank from 'Satsuma ware' cups.
Satsuma ware is a cream colored pottery that retains its unique surface cracking
under a hardened smooth glaze. Originated in Satsuma, a town on island of
Kyushu.
David T. Gochenour II, 2009
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Taking Japan Seriously: A Confucian Perspective on Leading ...
Kipling must have visited the Kiyomizu potteries where decorated pottery is made
: this is sometimes loosely referred to as Satsuma ware. 10. Allahabad: the
Pioneer newspaper, for which Kipling was writing, was published in that city - in
what ...
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Kipling's Japan: Collected Writings
Kipling must have visited the Kiyomizu potteries where decorated pottery is made
: this is sometimes loosely referred to as Satsuma ware. Allahabad: the Pioneer
newspaper, for which Kipling was writing, was published in that city — in what is
...
Hugh Cortazzi, George Webb, 2013
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The Economic Aspects of the History of the Civilization of Japan
He treated them very well, making their living easy and comfortable, and caused
them to bake the potteries which have become famous under the name of
Satsuma ware. Bokukei-i, Chintokitsu, and Seizan-kanyu were the most excellent
of all ...
8 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SATSUMA WARE»
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Satsuma ware is used in the context of the following news items.
What's It Worth? Satsuma tea set, Eastlake dresser, Art Deco lamp …
Satsuma stoneware or earthenware pottery features a great deal of elaborate ... Very high-quality Satsuma ware pieces have a buff body, a finely crackled glaze ... «OregonLive.com, Jul 15»
Japan's Taisho Period inspired urns
A. Satsuma ware has been made in Japan since the 1600s. Your cookie jars/urns are a Satsuma Style that was made in the 20th century. The chocolate ... «Chicago Daily Herald, Feb 15»
Q&A on Collecting: Taisho Period inspires Satsuma urns
A: Satsuma ware has been made in Japan since the 1600s. Your cookie jars/urns are a Satsuma Style that was made in the 20th century. The chocolate ... «NewsOK.com, Feb 15»
Satsuma items show fine craftsmanship
Bob DuMouchelle took a closer look and identified the collection as works of Japanese earthenware pottery better known as Satsuma ware. “These are a fine ... «The Detroit News, Oct 14»
Collectibles: Family treasures, finds and mysteries
A Japanese Satsuma ware was originally stoneware covered with a heavy, dark glaze, and was first produced in the late 16th century. The more well-known ... «OregonLive.com, Jan 12»
Joe Rosson: Tragic history infuses Japanese tea set
The kilns were located in Kagoshima Prefecture, but over time Satsuma-style wares ... Also, there was a time when quality Satsuma ware was flying high and ... «Knoxville News Sentinel, Jun 11»
Helaine Fendelman & Joe Rosson: Treasures: Korean influence on …
Japanese satsuma is a type of pottery made for hundreds of years. ... The images are typical of late Satsuma ware and feature images (we believe) of Rakan ... «Deseret News, Feb 10»
Hand-painted porcelain bowl packs pricey punch
Q.The pictured porcelain bowl is in perfect condition. ... A. You have a good example of Satsuma ware, which was made sometime during the Meiji period that ... «SILive.com, Dec 09»
