Maehara Fuyuki (b. 1962)
Ikkoku (One Moment), 2009
Ikkoku (One Moment), 2009
An assembled trompe l'oeil sculpture of wood and oil paint with original wooden box; comprising four objects finely carved from wood and arranged to evoke memories of a day at a barber shop, including a razor, hair thinning scissors and an old fashioned cigarette lighter resting on a shelf of simulated marble painted with realistic cup rings and a few stains [4 pieces]
The self-made tomobako with the inside of the lid signed in ink Maehara Fuyuki followed by a red seal reading fu
24 1/4in (61.5cm) width of shelf
10 7/8in (27.9cm)length of wooden box
The self-made tomobako with the inside of the lid signed in ink Maehara Fuyuki followed by a red seal reading fu
24 1/4in (61.5cm) width of shelf
10 7/8in (27.9cm)length of wooden box
Estimate:
US$ 25,000 - 35,000
£17,000 - 23,000
€19,000 - 27,000
£17,000 - 23,000
€19,000 - 27,000
Footnotes
- Literature:
Fuyuki Maehara: Wooden Sculpture, exhibition catalog, Nagano, The Obuse Museum & The Nakajima Chinami Gallery, Japan, 2008
Provenance:
purchased from the artist
Category: Asian Art / Japanese Art
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