Japan, Meiji Era Spider Monkey In Lacquered Wood And Sulfide Eyes
Interesting lacquered wood sculpture representing a monkey with oversized arms.
probably a spider monkey.
a very surprising and unusual Japanese wooden sculpture:
the arms are very long and allow you to cling thanks to claw-shaped hands, the legs are crossed in an anthropomorphic attitude.
the eyes are in sulfure and very expressive slightly golden.
Japanese work from the beginning of the 20th century, Meiji era.
a varnish was added in the 20th century to protect the whole.
a very surprising Japanese sculpture in lacquered wood.
dimensions:
29 cm at the longest and 18 cm high.
we deliver and ship anywhere in the world, please contact us for a precise quote.
probably a spider monkey.
a very surprising and unusual Japanese wooden sculpture:
the arms are very long and allow you to cling thanks to claw-shaped hands, the legs are crossed in an anthropomorphic attitude.
the eyes are in sulfure and very expressive slightly golden.
Japanese work from the beginning of the 20th century, Meiji era.
a varnish was added in the 20th century to protect the whole.
a very surprising Japanese sculpture in lacquered wood.
dimensions:
29 cm at the longest and 18 cm high.
we deliver and ship anywhere in the world, please contact us for a precise quote.
1 580 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Good condition
Length: 29 cm au plus grand bras
Height: 18 cm
Reference (ID): 1029427
Availability: In stock
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