中村直人 Nakamura Naondo (1905-1981) Frog on Driftwood - Wood Carving Okimono Figurine with Original Box (Tomobako) VA745 E-Shino

中村直人 Nakamura Naondo (1905-1981) Frog on Driftwood - Wood Carving Okimono Figurine with Original Box (Tomobako) VA745 E-ShinoDescription Nakamura Naondo (1905 1981) Frog on Driftwood Wood Carving Okimono Figurine with Original Box (Tomobako) VA745 Nakamura Naondo (1905 1981) Sculptor and Western style painter of the Taisho and Showa periods. Born 1905 in Ueda, Nagano, Japan, he moved to Tokyo in 1920 and was introduced by Yamamoto Kanae (1882 1946) to the Mokushinsha, organized by Yoshida Hakurei, a member of the sculpture department of the re established Japan Art

Second son of village headman Furukawa Shisaburo

Weight: 3660g

which was based on realism with a decorative touch

Weight: 560g including Original box (Tomobako)

Studied under Yukawa Shodo and studied the Maruyama school

Ikebana VA388

or Kashi Tokkuri V996

and built an asylum for women and girls to educate them

with seal 'Zokoku' 象谷

Age is also carving: 22

maintaining his drawing ability

She is considered to be one of the twin peaks of women's nanga painters at the time