1992
Spring
Volume 12, No.1
Summer
Volume 12, No.2
Fall
Volume 12, No.3
Winter
Volume 12, No.4
Winter 1992
- President's Message
- Letters
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Questions & Answers
- Chicago 1992 Convention Review
- Some Master Netsuke Carvers Working in the Meiji Period
- A Netsuke Pilgrimage
- The Art of Identifying Rare Netsuke Subjects
- Book Review: Japanese Inro from the Brozman Collection
- Learning at the Auctions
- Missing Netsuke
- Legends
Cover:
Seated Crane, ivory, signed Kaigyokusai, 4 cm. Los Angeles County Museum of / Raymond anc Frances Bushel! Collection.
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Fall 1992
- President's Message
- From Your Editor
- Letters
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Questions & Answers
- Chicago 1993 NK Convention Announcement
- A Thousand and One Netsuke
- The Ninth Vienna Netsuke & Sagemono Symposium
- Sokei
- Anne Hull Grundy Scrapbook
- Legends
- Through the Looking Glass
- Learning at the Auctions
- In Memoriam
- Calendar
- Bibliography Additions
- A Case of Netsuke
Cover:
Pair of wood horses, by Ryukei I, Tokyo School. Photograph courtesy the British Museum. (P.30)
Summer 1992
- President's Message
- From Your Editor
- Letters to the Editor
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Questions & Answers
- Monkeys Galore!
- The Abstract Monkey Carver
- Kunihisa-An Unrecorded Artist
- Five Inro
- Whence Came I
- A Natural History of Netsuke (or Netsuke on $5 a Day, #4)
- Legends
- In Memoriam
- Bashiko or Chinnan?
- Learning at the Auctions
- Missing Netsuke
Cover:
Ivory netsuke of a macque monkey by Kanyoku. Contemporary. Kinsey Collection.
Spring 1992
- President's Message
- From Your Editor
- Letters
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Questions & Answers
- Shibata Zeshin—A Centennial Celebration
- Shibata Zeshin (1807-1891)
- Shibata Zeshin and the Seventh Sense
- Zeshin and the Art of Metal Imitation
- Zeshin and the Demon Woman
- An Album of Zeshin Art from Various Collections
- On the Continent
- Learning at the Auctions
- An Auctioneer's View
Cover:
Inro: Female ghost peering over a mosquito net signed Shibata Zeshin. Ojime: Human skull, ivory, unsigned. Netsuke: Female ghost, ivory, signed Masatoshi with seal. Collection of Dr. and Mrs. E. Lewis.