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Artefacts - Japan (1 to 20 of 61)

	1890s Japanese 3 Big Photographs Samurai FALCONRY archery,swordplay,horse racing
	19th c. Japanese Painting of Falcon
	19th Century Japanese Ivory Falconer
	A CARVED IVORY OKIMONO OF A FALCONER BY CHIKATOSHI, MEIJI PERIOD
	A group of various Asian ivory carvings incl. a falconer, 19th C.
	A Japanese ivory figure of a falconer Meiji period well carved with tinted accents
	A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO Carved as a man holding a bird A JAPANESE IVORY OKIMONO Carved as a man holding a bird with a piece of rope attached to it, incised signature, numbered in ink 30865. 22cm
	A LACQUER WOOD AND IVORY OKIMONO OF A FALCONER A LACQUER WOOD AND IVORY OKIMONO OF A FALCONER
	A Miyao bronze sculpture of a falconer (c. 1880 Japan)
	Along with the Tradition of Falconry (Japan) Along with the Tradition of Falconry
	An article by Hauptmann a.D.A.Schinzinger which appeared in Mitteilungen der Deurschen Gesellschaft fur natur-und Volkerkunde Ostasiens, Band X, Teil 3, 1906 (Tokyo)
	Anthropological and Ethno-Ornithological Studies of Altaic Kazakh Falconry and its Cultural sustaina Anthropological and Ethno-Ornithological Studies of Altaic Kazakh Falconry and its Cultural sustainability in Western Mongolia by Soma Takuya
	Antique Japanes Ivory Falconer Antique Japanes Ivory Falconer
	Antique Japanese Ivory Falconer
	Antique Japanese Ivory Okimono Wood Cutter With Eagle and Monkey Antique Japanese Ivory Okimono Wood Cutter With Eagle and Monkey
	‘Heian eagle hunting’ by Kanō Shōsen’in
	Bibliography of Japanese falconry literature at Kumamoto University. 223-302 under section 042 (weap Bibliography of Japanese falconry literature at Kumamoto University. 223-302 under section 042 (weapon employed and function 武器の有職故実) are all falconry related literature.
	Book on falconry by Misato Ishibashi in Japanese Book on falconry by Misato Ishibashi in Japanese
	Bronze statue of Ieyasu Tokugawa in Sunpu Castle in Japan Bronze statue of Ieyasu Tokugawa in Sunpu Castle. Tokugawa, Ieyasu (徳川家康, January 31, 1543 – June 1, 1616) was the founder and first shogun of the Tokugawa shogunate of Japan;
	Brush holder. Ivory. Circumferential fine relief carving: returning fishing, playing children, famil Brush holder. Ivory. Circumferential fine relief carving: returning fishing, playing children, family happiness under jaw; in the background as Samurai Falkner.