The curio : an illustrated monthly magazine (1887)
[New York : R.W. Wright] · leaf 369
different from those he made in Tokio wherehe used softer clay. All the genuine specimens of Kenzan aresigned b\ him under one of the followingnames, viz: Shisui Kenzan, Shisui Shinsei andKenzan. Yeirakn Ware.—Another great potter ofKioto who claims our attention is YeirakuZengoro Riozen, who… … Yeiraku Jar.\FTom the Oiigiiial.l born in the latter part of the last century- anddied about fifty years ago. Having been naturally gifted with a strongartistic mind and being full of ambition, he de-voted all the leisure hours out of his regularwork of making earthern stoves in his youngerdays in…
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