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length 9.7 cm.
In shibuichi with silver object. The well-known work is entitled 'Kokoro no koma' (The horse in the mind). In the centre representing a horse in bas-relief trapped in a chiselled spider's web that continues on the back. The depiction of the horse in the web symbolises desire. The motif refers to the story of how Kajiwara Kagetoki saved the life of Yoritomo, the future head of the Minamoto clan. Late Edo period, signed 'Goto Kenjo' (7th generation of the Goto family). In kiri-box.
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Si tratta di un'asta indipendente da Finarte e come tale gestita interamente a Sarzana da Czerny's. Per oggetti considerati "arma" dalla legge italiana per l'acquisto è necessaThis is an independent auction from Finarte and as such is managed entirely in Sarzana by Czerny's.
In shibuichi with silver object. The well-known work is entitled 'Kokoro no koma' (The horse in the mind). In the centre representing a horse in bas-relief trapped in a chiselled spider's web that continues on the back. The depiction of the horse in the web symbolises desire. The motif refers to the story of how Kajiwara Kagetoki saved the life of Yoritomo, the future head of the Minamoto clan. Late Edo period, signed 'Goto Kenjo' (7th generation of the Goto family). In kiri-box.
Please note: Finarte customers for this auction must register with Czerny's
czernys.com
Si tratta di un'asta indipendente da Finarte e come tale gestita interamente a Sarzana da Czerny's. Per oggetti considerati "arma" dalla legge italiana per l'acquisto è necessaThis is an independent auction from Finarte and as such is managed entirely in Sarzana by Czerny's.
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