Kyôyaki
Ichirinzashi, a one flower vase - Gojô, always happySigned: Shikai sei
Seals:
Technique: cream craqueled glazed Bizenyaki with a tetsu-e, iron oxide underglaze decoration and calligraphy. □8,6 (7,1) x 13,8
Box: signed
Condition: fine
Shikai was born in Tsukushi, Fukuoka prefecture. He was a pupil of Yoshitsugu Haizan (# 13), but his style is often compared to that of Tanomura Chikuden (1777-1835).
Irie Shikai is generally considered to have belonged to the group of painters that is now often refered to as "New Nanga". A better-known representative is his contemporary Fukuda Kodôjin (1865-1944). The New Nanga painters did not submit paintings to the well-known government exhibitions, but went their own individual ways.
Reference:
Berry ‘01 # 61
Berry ‘08 p. 256
Price: ON REQUEST
