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Place of Origin: Japanese
Rare Isamu Noguchi Sculptural Bowl
By Isamu Noguchi
Located in Dallas, TX
Rare large cast iron bowl attributed to Isamu Noguchi for Bonniers Japan. This is the larger example of this form produced in the 1950s at the Ooi Kojo ...
Category

1950s Mid-Century Modern Vintage Japanese Sculptures

Materials

Iron

Japanese Carved Figure
Located in Stamford, CT
A carved Japanese carved wooden figure of the wind god, Fujin one of the eldest Shinto gods retaining its original porcelain eyes.
Category

18th Century and Earlier Antique Japanese Sculptures

Materials

Wood

Antique Japanese Clay Figure of Young Geisha; Late Meiji Period
Located in New York, NY
A figure of a geisha in oyster shell lacquer with intricately detailed painted robes. The piece is signed on the bottom and a similar example is in the collection of the Peabody Esse...
Category

20th Century Japanese Sculptures

Materials

Clay, Paint

Abstract Sculpture by Toshiharu Kitagawa
By Toshiharu Kitagawa
Located in Los Angeles, CA
Toshiharu Kitagawa marble abstract sculpture "Double Space" on black pedestal base.    
Category

Mid-20th Century Japanese Sculptures

Materials

Marble

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