- Title
Kintarô (Kintoki) Doll - Artist/Maker
HIRATA Gôyô 2nd artist - Period/Era
Taishô period (1912-1926)
- Object type
Doll
- Culture
Japanese
- Date
circa 1925-1927
- Place Associated
Japan
- Materials
Boy's Day Doll Musha ningyô of Shasei-i (realistic) type; pigmented gofun (crushed oyster shell) over tôso (composition) body with painted details, inset glass eyes, boars-hair hair, with kinran haragake bib, with phoenix design, sleeveless outer jinbaori coat with dragon, cloud, pheonix & floral motif) with signature on bottom of left foot reading "Goyo saku" mounted on rosewood stand, accoutered with oversize kabuki-style sword, married with replaced koi-nobori-style fish
- Dimensions
H. 20 x W. 12 x D. 7 inches (figure only) ; H. 23 x W. 17-3/4 x D. 12 inches (on wooden base)
- Credit Line/Donor
Murray Warner Collection of Oriental Art
- ID Number
MWJ67:79
- Location
In storage
- Exhibitions
