漆黒.and｜Urushi Artistさんの研ぎの作品、すごい！！！漆の奥深い色合いと、それを研ぎ出すことで生まれる独特の光沢が、本当に美しいよね✨ 漆の कला (kalaa)って、本当に奥が深くて、見ていると心が落ち着くし、新しい発見があるから大好きなんだ💕 #urushi #lacquerart #artprocess #blueskywip のハッシュタグも、作品への情熱が伝わってくるよ！いいねしてくれてありがとうね😊

漆の塗膜を研ぎ、表情を整える工程。 Polishing the lacquer layer to refine the surface.

研ぎ
Polishing.

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A Kumiko and maki-e panel inspired by Edo-period Senbon Matsubara. Crafted with AI assistance, the interplay of lattice Asanoha patterns and golden pines celebrates the serene harmony of tradition and nature.
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A maki-e lacquer panel depicting a soba master from Edo-period Japan. Focused and precise, he cuts handmade noodles with skill and care. Created with AI assistance, this artwork honors culinary craftsmanship and tradition.

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A maki-e lacquer panel depicting a vegetable vendor from Edo-period Japan. With baskets full of daikon, greens, and cabbage, this gold-on-black artwork—created with AI assistance—celebrates the humble rhythm of everyday market life.

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A maki-e lacquer panel illustrating an Edo-period metalworker crafting tools and blades with skill and focus. Created with AI assistance, the golden design celebrates the spirit of craftsmanship forged in heat and tradition.

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A maki-e style panel depicting an Edo-period tatami craftsman at work. Created with AI assistance, this golden-on-black artwork honors the quiet dedication and skill of traditional Japanese artisanship.

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A maki-e style artwork portraying a soba master from Edo-period Japan, captured mid-action as he cuts fresh noodles with precision. Created with AI assistance.
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Description Property from a Private European Collection Jean Dunand Parfum circa 1927 lacquered and gilt wood signed Jean Dunand panel: 35 ½ 28 ¼ in. (90 x 72 cm) Condition Report Provenance Jean-Charles Worth, Paris Private Collection Sotheby's Monaco, September 24, 1978, lot 229 Alain Lesieutre, Paris Tajan Paris, Collection Alain Lesieutre, December 13, 1989, lot 282 Private Collection Christie’s King Street, 16th February 1994, Lot 425A Acquired from the above by the present owner Estimate: 200,000 to 300,000 USD

Literature L'Illustration, Paris, May 1933, p. 30 L’Art Déco en Europe, exh. cat., Société des Expositions du Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels, 1989, front cover and p. 67, no. 18 Félix Marcilhac, Jean Dunand: His Life and Works, London, 1991, p. 264, no. 578 Victor Arwas, Art Deco, London, 1992, front cover Félix Marcilhac and Amélie Marcilhac, Jean Dunand, Paris, 2020, p. 253, no. 93 Exhibited Galerie Georges Petit, Paris, 1927, no. 42 L’Art Déco en Europe, Société des Expositions du Palais des Beaux-Arts, Brussels, 3 March – 28 May 1989

Jean Dunand’s path to becoming a master in lacquer began when he met the acclaimed Japanese artist Seizo Sugawara in 1912. Seeking to learn more about dinanderie, Sugawara offered to teach Dunand the art of lacquer if he would teach Sugawara about dinanderie in return. This fortuitous exchange set Dunand on the path to become one of the preeminent lacquer artists of the twentieth century, eventually setting up his own famed lacquer workshop. His brilliant dexterity in the medium is most evident in his lacquer portraits, as exemplified by the current work. His exploration and mastery of lacquer work garnered attention of various patrons and led to many important commissions such as the interiors of the Normandie ocean liner and the noted San Francisco apartment of Templeton Crocker. Dunand’s striking and elegant works also found favor with the most important fashion couturiers of his time, such as Madeleine Vionnet, Elsa Schiaparelli, and Jean-Charles Worth. The present panel, Parfum, was originally acquired by Jean-Charles Worth, whose grandfather founded the illustrious House of Worth fashion house. Assuming the role of chief designer in the1910s, Jean-Charles Worth is credited with introducing simple forms and sleek designs to the fashion house epitomizing Art Deco fashion. Images of Jean-Charles Worth circa 1930, around the time the current work was acquired, were taken by Man Ray and are in the permanent collection of the Centre Pompidou, Paris.

Jean Dunand, 'Parfum' 1927
Sotheby's Paris Important Design 12/12/24
lacquered and gilt wood
signed Jean Dunand
panel: 35 ½ 28 ¼ in. (90 x 72 cm)

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