Lot 0046

HANIWA

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Ancient Haniwa Pottery Horse Head Kofun Period, ca. 300: Ancient Haniwa Pottery Horse Head Kofun Period, ca. 300-600 A.D.Size:15-1/2”L. x 9-1/4”H.Large salmon-buff color hollow pottery horse head, depicted with a raised mane, perked ears and openwork ey

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Kiyoshi Saito HANIWA (5); NISON-IN AUTUMN KYOTO Two color woodcuts, unframed: 3 Kiyoshi Saito (1907-1997) HANIWA (5); NISON-IN AUTUMN KYOTO Two color woodcuts, circa 1955 and 1965, respectively, signed in white ink and titled, the second dated 1965 and numbered 25/100 in pencil

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Saito Kiyoshi Haniwa Wood Block Print: Saito Kiyoshi Haniwa Wood Block Print signed lower left in pencil and having artist mark above signature, pencil numbered lower right. Used condition, wear, worn, not examined outside frame. framed si

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Japanese Terracotta Haniwa Head, 4th Century: Early 4th century Japanese Haniwa terracotta warrior head with helmet. Very good overall condition. H. 10 1/2 inches.Lot Note: Haniwa figures were made for ritual use and buried with the dead during t

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Haniwa head- Japan- 3rd to 6thC .: Japanese 3rd to 6thC Haniwa head. These figures kept the dead company in graveyards. Authentic ones are typically fragmentary or reassembled, as is this one. Stands 7.25 inches tall, hat diameter is a

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Seiroku Noma (Japanese, 1902-1966), Haniwa (Double: Seiroku Noma (Japanese, 1902-1966), Haniwa (Double Figure), ink and watercolor on paper, signed and dated and inscribed with the artists chop mark lower right "Seiroku Noma 1960", 14.25" x 11.25" shee

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4th Century Haniwa Terracotta Warrior Head: An Early 4th Century Japanese Haniwa warrior with helmet made from terracotta. Measures 10.5" H x 7" x 6.5";. Weight 6 pds. REF: Haniwa by Fumio Miki. The first and most common haniwa were barrel-shap

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Kiyoshi Saito, (Japanese, 1907-1992), Haniwa (5), color: Kiyoshi Saito, (Japanese, 1907-1992), Haniwa (5), color woodblock, signed lower right, 14" x 8.25"

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HANIWA
en terre cuite beige-rougeâtre de type hajiki, représentant un personnage monté sur un cylindre, possiblement un guerrier schématisé, un bras replié, l'autre tendu, son vêtement ceinturé s'évasant en jupe, son crâne assez conique, pouvant suggérer un casque à deux éléments latéraux.
(Restaurations).
Avec test de thermoluminescence d'Oxford, daté du 29 mars 2000.
Japon, période Kofun-début Asuka, VIe siècle.
A TERRACOTTA HANIWA FIGURE, JAPAN, KOFUN-EARLY ASUKA PERIOD, 6TH CENTURY.
HAUT. 75,5 CM (29 ¾ IN.)

EXPOSITION
"From the Lands of Asia, the Sam and Myrna Myers Collection", Cité d'archéologie et d'histoire de Montréal, 17 novembre 2016 - 19 mars 2017 et Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas, 4 mars - 19 août 2018.
PUBLICATION
Desroches, J.-P., ed., Two Americans in Paris, A Quest for Asian Art, éditions Lienart, Paris 2016, pl. 259, p. 158.
NOTE
Ces objets figuratifs avec une base en cylindre, (haniwa : littéralement, cylindre en terre-cuite) étaient destinées à être fichées dans le tertre des sépultures importantes de la période Kofun, dite aussi période des "Grandes Sépultures" (IIIe-VIe siècle), caractérisée par de grandes tombes en "trou de serrure". Offrandes de la communauté, il s'agissait de marqueurs du statut du défunt, qui l'accompagnaient dans l'au-delà tout en assurant la protection de ceux qui les avaient offerts. Ils disparaissent progressivement au cours de la seconde moitié du VIe et le début du VIIe siècle, avec la modification des pratiques funéraires."8000