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This was my second showpiece for chocolate class. I wanted to save it for my graduation table, but it broke when I moved it. You've seen those things happen on the Food Network. yeah, it was sad.
A modernist-inspired design by Brian Reid and companion piece to the "Tartan" Console. Parquetry drawer fronts in Rosewood. Desk is Padouk and Macasser Ebony veneers with Maple drawers and ebonized White Oak base.
Photo by Bill Truslow.
Dimensions: 29” H x 72” W x 30” D.
Living Shrine
Date: July 2017
Medium: Digital Photomontage
Locations: Cincinnati, Ohio and Santa Cruz, CA.
Dimensions: w 20" x h 10"
© 2017 Tony DeVarco and Mayako Nakamura
Gathering Kokoro
ca. 1999, New York, New York, USA --- Photographs Displayed on Bookcase in Living Room --- Image by © Fernando Bengoechea/Beateworks/Corbis
Black background on this 6-panel folding Chinese screen, with 24 gold-filigree-framed squares of Chinese blue and white porcelain plates and vessels. The vases are crafted of stone inlay. The back of the screen has bamboo stalks painted.
Brian Reid's "112358" Hall table is a modernist hall table based on the Fibonacci series. Photo by Dennis Griggs.
Garden Party of the Terrace of a Country Home. Circa 1730-1750, Mexico. Ten panel folding screen, oil on canvas. Inspired by Asian examples, colonial Mexicans used folding screens to divide spaces, block drafts, and create privacy in their homes. Denver Art Museum, Colorado, USA
There are only about a dozen screens in existence with scenes like this; all were made in Mexico City in the 1700s and most are in private collections.
Brian Reid's "Coming up Roses" Hall Table marries decoration to a modernist form. Photo by Dennis Griggs.
Brian Reids "Coming up Roses" Hall Table marries decoration to a modernist form. Photo by Dennis Griggs.
Some more pics from last months annual Doors Open Day. This is inside the very swish Lyon & Turnbull auction house in the east end of the New Town (I shot some externals of its grand facade a few months back, this is the first time I have been inside tho). They were actually setting up for a large auction but they still took place in Doors Open, which I think was very good of them. It also meant we got to see some fascinating items being laid out for the coming auction, from old steamer trunks to Napoleonic uniforms.
Brian Reid's "Gingko" Hall table is a modernist hall table inspired by a Gingko leaf pattern. Photo by Dennis Griggs.
Brian Reid "Flower Power Redux" Blanket Chest, made of Maple and milkpaint has so many associations in our memories. Photo by Bill Truslow.
Brian Reid's "Flower Power Redux" made of Maple and milkpaint has so many associations in our memories.
Photo by Bill Truslow.
Rusticated Parquetry design by Brian Reid of White Oak veneer and ebonized Epoxy. The pattern is based on a tiling of Fibonacci squares.
Photo by Dennis Griggs
Color on paper
Depicted on this pair of screens is a scene of cherry blossom viewing by people dressed in garments with the latest designs. Whether it was intended to portray a particular event or setting is unclear. The surrounding trees and curtains, however, create a dramatic effect in which the people performing a folk dance and the ladies watching them appear as though they were on a stage
Honkan - Tokyo National Museum
Red background on this round 4-panel folding Chinese screen. The scene is of four Chinese ladies dancing in a garden in front of a temple. The base support of the screen has paintings of Chinese lions. The back of the screen has bamboo stalks painted.
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/
Color on silk. The scene of the distant blossoms blending in with the clouds perfectly recalls the realm described in the lines of this old poem: "When I saw Mt. Yoshino covered with cherry blossoms, I thought it was covered with white clouds". Kikuchi Hobun was associated with the Kyoto-based Shijo School, noted for its highly accomplished depictions of cherry blossoms and this painting displays a variety of ingenios touches
National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/
俵屋宗達の「風神雷神図屏風」の複製。
The replica of "The God of Wind & the God of Thunder" folding screen by Tawaraya Sotatsu.
Color on paper. Tawaraya Sotatsu, active in the early 18th century in Kyoto, is known for the outstanding sense of design seen in this work
Honkan - Tokyo National Museum
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/
第41回 表装美術展 出展作品。
研究作品：三曲隅切り屛風
制作者：宏精堂 家門表具店 家門秀行
(2012/09/12 Kobe, Hyogo, JAPAN)
/* 第41回 表装美術展 */
開催日時：
平成24年9月13日(木) ～ 14日(金)
両日とも：午前10時～午後5時
会場：
兵庫県民会館 県民アートギャラリー(2階)
〒650-0011 神戸市中央区下山手通４－１６－３
TEL: 078-321-2131 FAX: 078-321-2138
主催：
兵庫県表具内装組合連合会
併催：
第39回 青年技能者技能競技大会
San Francisco, California
"American Kabuki (Oishiiwa)" 1986
watercolor and sumi ink on paper, mounted on a four-panel screen
by Masami Teraoka
Painting with lacquer is a very meticulous labor of love and the process can take at least several weeks (or in the case of a series of panels, more then several months to complete). Visit our antiques bog to learn more about the whole process @ www.antique-chinese-furniture.com/blog/