o j u ofTokio hasturned outmany beau- Seifu of Gojozaka, Kioto, en-joys a wide reputation as oneof our greatest living potters, andhe has a host of admirers amongus. He is a few years youngerthan Kozan, but having been inpoor health for some years past,he has not produced so manypieces as his… … BLUE AND WHITE PORCE-LAIN VASE BY MIYAOAWAKOZAN OF YOKOHAMA tiful piecesof porcelain, but he is not quite as artistic in his effects aseither Kozan or Seifu. He is famous among us 287 Japanese Art and Artists of To-day.—II. Ceramic Artists
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