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Japanese Bronzes Signed Kabuki Hideaki (shumei) 株木秀明 – Rabbits
Art Deco bronzes depicting two rabbits. Bronzes with their original wooden "tomobako" box.
After his apprenticeship in Odawara, Soshu (Sagami Province) with master Yoshihama Shuaki, Hideaki won a prize at the 1924 Tokyo Foundry Association Exhibition. He received the gold medal (first prize) at the 1925 Aomori Prefectural Industrial Fair, the gold medal (first prize) at the 1926 Yokohama City Industrial Fair, the first prize at the 1929 Tokyo Handicraft Exhibition, a bronze medal at the 1930 Foundry Association Exhibition, and participated in the 1935 Trade Encouragement Association (where he received a Certificate of Merit) and the 1940 Bunten Fair.
Circa 1930.
After his apprenticeship in Odawara, Soshu (Sagami Province) with master Yoshihama Shuaki, Hideaki won a prize at the 1924 Tokyo Foundry Association Exhibition. He received the gold medal (first prize) at the 1925 Aomori Prefectural Industrial Fair, the gold medal (first prize) at the 1926 Yokohama City Industrial Fair, the first prize at the 1929 Tokyo Handicraft Exhibition, a bronze medal at the 1930 Foundry Association Exhibition, and participated in the 1935 Trade Encouragement Association (where he received a Certificate of Merit) and the 1940 Bunten Fair.
Circa 1930.
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