A rare pair of Bronze vase for Ikebana from the 1960s (2) - Bronze - Tsuda Eijyu - Japan - Mid 20th century
The artist, Tsuda Eijyu, was the successor of the Imperial artist Tsuda Daijyu (1875-1946) who was a professor at the Tokyo school of fine Arts. Eijyu studied directly under Daijyu, and is considered to be the most influential Japanese bronze caster of the second half of the 20th century. He won the grand prize at the Japan Fine Arts Exhibition (Nitten) in 1962. The artist are mentioned in The Becker Collection, Twentieth century Japanese bronze flower vases Height 18. 8cm Diameter 12. 0cm Opening 2. 6cm Weight 1. 05kg Will be packed well and shipped with track and trace
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The artist, Tsuda Eijyu, was the successor of the Imperial artist Tsuda Daijyu (1875-1946) who was a professor at the Tokyo school of fine Arts. Eijyu studied directly under Daijyu, and is considered to be the most influential Japanese bronze caster of the second half of the 20th century. He won the grand prize at the Japan Fine Arts Exhibition (Nitten) in 1962. The artist are mentioned in The Becker Collection, Twentieth century Japanese bronze flower vases Height 18. 8cm Diameter 12. 0cm Opening 2. 6cm Weight 1. 05kg Will be packed well and shipped with track and trace
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