2020
Spring 2020, Volume 40, No.1 - International Netsuke Society Journal
Spring
Volume 40, No.1
Summer 2020, Volume 40, No.2 - International Netsuke Society Journal
Summer
Volume 40, No.2
Fall 2020, Volume 40, No.3 - International Netsuke Society Journal
Fall
Volume 40, No.3
Winter 2020, Volume 40, No.4 - International Netsuke Society Journal
Winter
Volume 40, No.4
Volume 40 | Number 1
  • President's Letter
  • 2019 INS Financials
  • Chapters
  • Letters
  • Year of the NezumiDavid Butsumyo
  • Moxibustion - An Aid to a More Healthful LifeChristopher Beamer
  • Rare MasksPierre Jacquesson
  • On the ContinentMax Rutherston
  • Modern Inro-Shaped Good Luck Charms and SouvenirsElse and Heinz Kress
  • Memories of a Six-Foot Blond Curly-Haired AmericanNeil Davey
Cover: Korokuraku and Shojo. Two masks from the collection of Pierre Jacquesson. See p.40
Volume 40 | Number 2
  • President's Letter
  • Zooming Through the PandemicRobert Willford
  • A Japanese Pipecase, Tadamasa Hayashi, Art Nouveau, and Impressionism: A Lesson in Art HistoryMilton Stratos
  • Inro TokeiDavid Butsumyo
  • On the ContinentMax Rutherston
  • Some Inro Allegedly Acquired in Japan in 1854 by the Captain of One of Commodore Perry's Black ShipsElse and Heinz Kress
  • In Memoriam
Cover: Pipecase ensemble, featuring two frogs arm wrestling on the lid of the tonkotsu, Unsigned. Collection of Milton Stratos (See Page 14)
Volume 40 | Number 3
  • President's Letter
  • Zooming Through the PandemicRobert Willford
  • Exploration of Tree Species of Old Wooden NetsukeTakashi Yamada
  • Tessai or Dassai (or Clive)?David Butsumyo
  • Indexes of Netsuke Artists, Part 1Giovanni Rimondi
  • On the ContinentPatrizia Jirka-Schmitz and Hugues Vuillefroy de Silly
  • Raiden & Futen, Gods from the Buddhist HeavenElse and Heinz Kress
Cover: Inro design of Futen. Signed Komin. See page 55, Figure 11.
Volume 40 | Number 4
  • President's Letter
  • Paris 2019 Convention Profit and Loss Statement
  • Letters
  • Chapters
  • On the Problem of Iconographical Changes in Contemporary NetsukeTatiana Yahiro
  • Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: RyushiKomada Makiko
  • Convention Week in ParisSusan Romaine, Steve Koppich, Chip Lutton
  • Why Art Historians Don't Study Netsuke, and Why They ShouldKendall Brown
  • AuctionsFinn Daley Roberts
  • Book Review
    The Paul and Michael Gross Collection of Japanese Netsuke by Max Rutherston Reviewed by Jay E. Hopkins
  • In Memoriam
Cover: Grazing horse, from walrus tusk, by Gregg Stradiotto. See p.13