- were artist-potters, e.g. Hon'ami Kōetsu, Ninsei,
Ogata Kenzan, and Aoki
Mokubei. ****anese
anagama kilns also have
flourished through the ages, and their...
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ceremony and for
drinking sencha (green tea). His
disciples included Aoki
Mokubei,
Kinkodo Kamesuke (1764-1837), and Nin'ami
Dohachi (1783-1855). Patricia...
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different over-glazing
techniques dominate the
revised form of Kutani:
Mokubei style,
influenced by
Chinese ink
painting techniques Yoshidaya style, marked...
- the
Geographical Survey Institute of ****an.
During the
Bunsei era, Aoki
Mokubei established the
Kasuga kiln
which revitalized the
Kutani ware ceramics...
- (宮川長造, 1797–1860),
known as
Makuzu Chōzō (真葛長造), had
studied with Aoki
Mokubei (青木木米, 1767–1833).
After Aoki's death, he set up at Makuzugahara, in the...
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including Rai San'yō,
Okada Hankō,
Uragami Shunkin, Kan Chazan, and Aoki
Mokubei. In 1825, at the age of 50, he
traveled to Nagasaki,
where he
studied Chinese...
-
Oxbow Books. 2020. (co-author
Kazue Pearson),
Miyazaki Ichisada to Aoki
Mokubei, in
INOUE Fuminori (ed)
Soboku to
Bunmei no
Rekishigaku (Historiography...
- the Uji River,
colour on paper, by Aoki
Mokubei 紙本著色兎道朝暾図〈青木木米筆／〉
shihon chakushoku Uji chōton zu (Aoki
Mokubei hitsu) Edo
period Kurashiki [25] Landscape...
