A GREEN DUAN 'ORCHID PAVILION' RECTANGULAR INKSTONE
A GREEN DUAN 'ORCHID PAVILION' RECTANGULAR INKSTONE
A GREEN DUAN 'ORCHID PAVILION' RECTANGULAR INKSTONE
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The Property from the Collection of Keisoshitsu
A SMALL GREEN DUAN 'ORCHID PAVILION' RECTANGULAR INKSTONE

QING DYNASTY (1644-1911)

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A SMALL GREEN DUAN 'ORCHID PAVILION' RECTANGULAR INKSTONE
QING DYNASTY (1644-1911)
7 3⁄16 in. (18.3 cm.) wide, wood stand and cover, Japanese wood box
Provenance
Collection of Yonezawa Akihiro (1923-1982)

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Lot Essay

The back of the inkstone is inscribed with the seal Keisoshitsu (Jingsu Studio). The owner of Keisoshitsu, Yonezawa Akihiro (1923–1982), was a Japanese collector of Chinese paintings and works of art. His studio name, Keisoshitsu was inspired by the Song dynasty artist and poet Su Shi, whom he greatly admired. He was a frequent visitor to Gyokusendo, an antique shop established in 1818 in Tokyo specialising in scholar's objects.

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