Object class: Netsukes / Collector: Geraldine C. Robson / Function: 2.2 Personal Adornments and Accoutrements - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7449, described as Netsuke: standing Chinese man, bearded, leaning on ox. Robe belted at waist. Hands clamped over his ears. Bottom is seal.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7450, described as netsuke (to fasten): kneeling man, drinking. His robe is wood; face, hands, cup and jug are ivory. 6.6 cm with base, 3.5 cm without; toggle to be attached to the end of a cord and thrust through the sash of a kimono for the support of a purse, pouch, or lacquer box; 20th century example

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7707, described as Netsuke in brown wood, of a woman with her hair parted in the middle, a long girdle from waist to hem of skirt, and carrying the "tide-ruling jewels." Depicts Okinaga Terasu Hime or Jingo Kooga, Empress of Japan. 5.6 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7657, described as Netsuke: large turtle with six smaller turtles on her back. (head of smallest turtle missing.) Created by Chūichi, who was born in Osaka and carved turtle netsuke for export. He died in 1925.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7736, described as Netsuke in wood, of a man, with long sad and austere face, scratched with sorrow and sin. Endo Morito.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7677, described as Netsuke: standing man. Head bent over; pats dog sitting in front of him.

Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, accession number 9-7535, described as Netsuke made of wood with a reddish stain applied to the finished piece. Man seated. Leans forward. Rests head on basket. Carries scythe in belt. Figures such as these are often called "chajin asleep.

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