ART OF THE FAR EAST
Friday 25 February 2022 at 14:00
Salle 2 - Hôtel Drouot, 9, rue Drouot, 75009 Paris
221 lots
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151 - Attributed to Seki Seisetsu (Genjô) (1877-1945)-関精拙 (元浄), Japan, Meiji / Showa periodZen Buddhist calligraphy signed Seiga sô-青峨叟 with three seals of the artist including a Seiga seal-青峨, a seal 天龍老禅 - Tenryu Rôzen (old Zen monk of Tenryu temple) on the lower left. At the top right the seal 師. India ink on paper mounted in kakemono. 131 x 33 cmStains . - Provenance : Michel Tapié Collection. By descent. Seisetsu Genjô was a Zen Buddhist monk of the Rinzai sec
Estimate €500 - €600 -
152 - Attributed to Genpô Shûhan-玄芳宗般, go (artist's name) Shino Shôun-紫野松雲, Japan, Meiji / Taisho periodZen Buddhist calligraphy adorned with a stylized Daruma by Shino Shôun, a Zen monk of the Rinzai sect who served as the superior of the Daitoku Ji temple in Kyoto. Artist's seal .見性宗般 Kenshô Shûhan (shûhan the awakened). India ink on paper mounted in kakemono. 134 x 31 cmProvenance : Michel Tapié Collection. By descent.
Estimate €600 - €700 -
153 - Attributed to Yamaoka Tesshu (1836-1888)-山岡 鉄舟, Japan, Meiji periodCalligraphy signed Fujiwara Takayuki with three seals of the artist, Fujiwara Takayuki seal-藤原高歩, Tesshû seal-鉄舟. At the top right, a seal indicating the subject of the calligraphy : Setusjô Kasô - 雪上加霜 which could be read word for word "frost on the snow", a Chinese expression which could also be interpreted as: "adding insult to injury" or "to make matters worse". India ink on paper mounted in kak
Estimate €500 - €600 -
154 - After Yamanoue no Okura (660-733) - 山上 憶良, Japan, 19th century Indian ink calligraphy on Japanese fan paper. Signed with the character Ø© - Jô followed by an illegible seal. The poem calligraphed here is an excerpt from the text "The Song of the Poor," Hinkyu mondo - 貧窮問答 from the Man'yōshū (waka anthology). It tells of the moods of a poor man in the cold winter: 糟湯酒 うちすすろひて しはぶかひ 鼻びしびしに しかとあらぬ 髭掻き撫でて 我れ
Estimate €100 - €150 -
155 - High painting representing a nobleman and children, Japan, early 18th centuryInk and pigments on silk representing a Heian period nobleman surrounded by four children. He has a closed makimono and a suzuri bako in front of him. He presents the children with another open makimono over calligraphic poems. The painting has a signature at the bottom left. It is originally a kakemono that was cut to be framed under glass in Europe. 82 x 45 cm
Result €768Estimate €300 - €400 -
156 - High painting of a samurai, Japan, early 18th centuryInk and pigments on silk depicting a samurai in armor from the Genpei War period, carrying his bow, and sitting on a shogi. On the right, a large uma jirushi type standard is unfurled. Bears an apocryphal signature at lower left Hogen Eishuku 法服永叔. This is originally a kakemono that was cut to be framed under glass in Europe. 69 x 36 cm
Estimate €300 - €400 -
157 - An erotic Shunga print, attributed to Kiyonaga, Japan, early 19th centuryInk and polychrome on paper, ôban yoko e format. Probably an album page representing a "courtesan" and a young samurai in the middle of a sexual act. 20 x 31 cm (on view) Framed under glass. Middle fold.
Result €256Estimate €150 - €200 -
158 - Two erotic Shunga prints, after Katsukawa Shunshô (1726-1793), Japan, early 19th centuryInk and polychrome on paper, ôban yoko e format. Probably a page from an album representing two couples having a good time. These two prints are inspired by two pages of Shunshô's book, Ehon haikai yobuko-dori 会本拝開夜婦子取- The Book of the Cuckoo (Haikai Book of the Cuckoo (or Worshipping a Woman's Pussy at Night) and diverge only in the position of the two men's faces and the colors. 20 x 31 c
Result €384Estimate €300 - €400 -
159 - Three paintings representing erotic scenes, Japan, 18th centuryInk , gofun and pigments on paper, featuring Heian period nobles and monks practicing various sexual games. 30 x 43 cm (at sight)
Estimate €400 - €600 -
160 - Set of three prints by Yoshitoshi and a triptych by Kuniyoshi, Japan, 19th century1- From the series "Mirror of the Famous Generals of Japan" / Dai Nipon meisho kagami - 大日本名将鑑 and made between 1876 and 1882. Format ôban tate e. Taira no Koremochi cutting a demon (1879). Signed ôju Yoshitoshi hitsu. Taiso seal. Publisher: Kumagai (1-11), Funazu Chujiro. Engravers: Hori Mina, Horiko Ota Hidekatsu. Ca. 1879. 2- From the series "Twenty-four Achievements in Imperial Japan" - Kōkoku ni
Result €1,664Estimate €400 - €600 -
161 - Seven prints, Japan, 19th century- A print by Yoshitoshi from the series The Hundred Phases of the Moon, Tsunenobu and the Demon, Ca. 1885 / 1892- Shunkôsai Hokushu, two prints : kabuki actors, fight scene, parts of polyptychs. - A print by Kunichika, kabuki actor. - A print from the series Fifty-three parallels of the Tokaido (Tokaido gojusan tsui) the Mishima station. Signed Hiroshige ga, Ca. 1845 / 1846. Series made by three artists: Utagawa Kuniyoshi (1797-1861), Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-185
Result €640Estimate €400 - €500 -
162 - Utagawa Yoshitora (active 1850-1880), Japan, ca. 1852Five prints, ink and polychrome on paper, depicting statues of the 47 ronin. The forty-seven faithful subjects, Gishi Yonju-shichi Nin no Uchi - 義士四拾七人之内1- Miura Jirôuemon Kanetsune, 2- Ôboshi Sezaemon Nobukiyo, 3- Tokuda Magodayu Shigemori, 4- Onodera Shunai Hidekazu, 5- Isogaya. Jirozaemon Masahisa. Signed: Ichimosai Yoshitora sha. Publisher: Izumiya Ichibei. Framed under glass. 35 x 23 cm (at sight)
Result €1,408Estimate €750 - €1,000 -
163 - Utagawa Toyokuni III, Japan, Ca. 1851A print from the series Faithful Representations of a Radiant Prince Sono sugata murasaki (yukari) no utsushi-e, chapter 26, , 其姿紫の写絵 廿六. Print, ink and polychrome on ôban yoko e-format paper, from the series illustrating the 54 chapters of the genji Monogatari - 源氏物語. Here chapter 26 Tokonatsu - 常夏, the eternal summer. Episode that tells the romance between Prince Genji and the beautiful Tamakazura. Signed Ichiyōsai Toyokuni. Pu
Result €230Estimate €100 - €120 -
164 - Totoya Hokkei (Uoya) (1780-1850), Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849), Two illustrated albums, Japan, 19th centuryTravelling landscapes as seen by Hokusai on the Tokaidô route. 五十三次 北斎道中画譜- Gojusan tsugi Hokusai dôchû gafu. Hanshibon format. Meiji print circa 1881. Publisher: Ohashi EisaburoSuite of woodcuts of the Tokaido Road, printed in black and red ink, and blue and green for some illustrations . Pages assembled in accordion and bound by a seam, orange cover with title l
Result €192Estimate €200 - €300 -
165 - Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849 Hokusai Shashin Gafu - - 北斎写真畫譜, album of drawings from natureMeiji period print. Album containing twenty double pages illustrated in color with various subjects: nature, birds, insects, characters of legend, etc... Binding type orihon (accordion). Length : 16,7 cm ; height : 24,3 cm
Result €448Estimate €400 - €500 -
166 - Takeuchi Seihō (1864-1942), Japan, 1894 (published in Kyoto in the 27th Year of the Meiji Era )Print album, ink and polychrome on paper:Twelve Views of Mount Fuji, Seihō Juni Fuji - 棲鳳十二冨士. Illustrating various country or interior scenes with Mount Fuji in the background or sometimes some scenes at the foot of the Mount itself. Handwritten title on the cover made of woven plant fibers. Editor : Tanaka Jihei (Bunido seal), Yamada Naosaburō (Unsodo seal). Engraver : Tanaka Jirokichi
Estimate €600 - €800 -
167 - Utagawa Hiroshige II (1826-1869), Utagawa Toyokuni III (Kunisada) (1786-1865), print album The Miracles of the Goddess Kannon, Kannon reigenki-観音霊験記, Japan, Ca. 1859Album accordion-mounted with 67 ôban tate e size prints, including the presentation page of the series with the titles of the individual prints. It is an album made in collaboration with Horoshige II and Toyokuni IIl. The series is normally divided into three parts: 33 prints for the western provinces, 33 prints for the ea
Result €5,120Estimate €1,500 - €2,000 -
168 - Set of six notebooks including a catalog and five albums, Japan, Meiji period1- Five albums from the series "Flowers of the Golden Age". Miyo no hana -御代の花 Format ôban yoko e, vols. 8-9-24 (twice) and 25. Ca . 1892 / 1894. Publisher: Yamada kôtarô, Fujii Magobei . Various artists among whom: Uemura Shoen, Yamada Shôkei, Utsumi Kichidô. 2- Album of paintings of Shunkyo . Shunkyo gafu. A catalog of reproductions of Yamada Shunkyo's paintings. Publisher: Yamada Unsodô. Ca. 1901.
Result €640Estimate €200 - €300 -
169 - Yoshu Chikanobu (Toyohara) (1838-1912), Japan, Ca. 1895 (Meiji 28 )Triptych, ink and polychrome on paper, ôban format. The volubilis in the summer heat, Shochû no Asagao. Young women on a terrace admire the volubilis in bloom, a child tries to catch dragonflies and a furin (wind chime) is rocked by the wind. Editor: Takegawa Seikichi.
Estimate €200 - €300 -
170 - Yoshu Chikanobu (Toyohara) (1838-1912), Japan, Ca. 1896 (Meiji 29 )Triptych, ink and polychrome on paper, ôban format: "The seven days of the week, Wednesday, waterfall at Meguro no taki". Shichiyo no uchi, sui Meguro no. Young women walking or relaxing while smoking a pipe under lanterns at Meguro Fudoson Temple (Taieizan Ryusen-ji). Publisher: Hasegawa Sonokichi. Slightly sunburned.
Estimate €200 - €300 -
171 - Two prints, Miyagawa Shuntei (1873-1914) and after Kitagawa Utamaro, Japan, Meiji period- An ink and polychrome print on paper. Sewing, from the series: "Flowers of the floating world", a young woman in front of a fusuma busy with her work. Signed Shuntei Gyoshi. Dated Meiji 31 (1898). Publisher: Akiyama Buemon (Kokkeido). - The other one, ink and polychromy on paper, two young oiran accompanied by a man with a lantern in the rain. 20th century edition of a print signed Utamaro.
Estimate €80 - €100 -
172 - Kasamatsu Shiro (1898-1991), Japan, 1932 (7th year of Showa, late spring )Rain on the pagoda at dusk (Tokyo Yanaka), Ame ni kururu tô (Tôkyô, Yanaka)-雨に暮れる塔(東京谷中). Ink and polychrome on paper, from the Shin-hanga school, ôban tate-e format depicting a woman holding a parasol in the rain next to Yanaka Pagoda. Publisher: Watanabe. Dated 1932. 6mm diameter Watanabe publisher's stamp, so pre-1957 edition. Good condition, thumbtack holes .
Result €320Estimate €300 - €400 -
173 - Tsuchiya Koitsu (1870-1949), Japan, Ca. 1935From the series views of Tokyo: The Yotsuya Teahouse to Araki Yokocho, Yotsuya Araki Yokocho - 四ツ谷荒木横町. Ink and polychrome on paper, from the Shin-hanga school, ôban tate-e format depicting two young oiran, one entering the other exiting a teahouse at dusk. Publisher : Doi Sadaichi. Engraver : Ikeda. Printer : Yokoi. Good condition, pin holes.
Result €832Estimate €400 - €500 -
174 - Thangka representing Padmasambhava, Tibet, 19th - 20th centuryTemple on canvas representing the deity Padmasambhava, principal founder of Tibetan Buddhism in the 8th century, seated on a lotiform throne and surrounded by various deities and teachers. With a peaceful appearance and smiling face, he holds a vajra scepter in his right hand, extended above his knee. The left hand holds a kapala. A katvanga stick rests on his left shoulder. Dressed in a variety of multicolored garments, he wears a lo
Result €640Estimate €200 - €300 -
175 - Thangka depicting the wrathful lion-headed deity Dakini Simhavaktra or Simhamukha, Tibet, 19th centuryTempered on canvas, the deity standing on his left leg, right leg raised, with a blue-black body, one face, two hands, three round, piercing red eyes, fangs and a curved tongue. The right hand holds a kartrîka towards the sky. The left hand carries a kapala filled with blood and a three-pronged khatvanga stick in the fold of the left elbow. Five human heads as a crown and normally fifty more as
Result €512Estimate €300 - €400 -
176 - Mercury-gilded copper alloy statuette depicting Yamantaka Vajrabhairava, wrathful form of Manjushri in yabyum with his shakti, Tibet, 18th centuryYamantaka Vajrabhairava depicted standing in pratyalidhasana with a large buffalo head and nine other heads, 34 arms and 16 legs. The main pair of hands holds a kartika and a kapala. The other hands hold various attributes. Adorned with various ornaments and a necklace of fifty heads, he embraces his consort, Vajra Vetali, who has only one face and two
Result €6,656Estimate €1,000 - €1,500 -
177 - Set of two thun-rva exorcism horns, Tibet, 19th century- One with a brown patina decorated with a scorpion, a stupa and symbolic motifs, a hole in the makara's mouth carved at its end. Length: 18.5 cm - One with a light patina decorated with a stupa, a mandala, various animals and a scorpion, a hole in the mouth of the makara carved at its end . Length: 16 cmThis type of horn kept seeds used in exorcism rituals and which were expelled through the orifice located in the makara's mouth carved at
Result €448Estimate €300 - €400 -
178 - Set including a knife and a powder flask, Tibet, XIXth - XXth century- Knife in silver plated metal, stingray and brass with scroll decoration. Coral and turquoise cabochons. Length: 18 cm - Powder flask in horn and silver plated metal with coral and turquoise cabochons. Length: 17 cm
Result €512Estimate €200 - €300 -
179 - Cylindrical document box, Tibet, 20th centuryIn lacquered boiled cardboard decorated with dragons in clouds, with a silk shoulder strap embroidered with shou motifs and a silver metal ornament with a vajra motif. Length : 69,5 cm
Result €640Estimate €150 - €200 -
180 - Set of four boxes, Tibet, 19th centuryWood, covered with leather with brass and iron mounts. Remains of polychrome decoration. Height: from 8 cm to 18.5 cmWear .
Result €768Estimate €300 - €400 -
181 - Pair of rölmo cymbals in sound copper alloy in its wooden conservation box, Tibet, 19th centuryThe box is lacquered and decorated in polychrome with dragons and flowers. The mounts in brass. Diameter of the cymbals : 38,5 cm ; diameter of the case : 44 cmA broken hinge.
Result €3,584Estimate €300 - €400 -
182 - Four pairs of sound alloy cymbals, Tibet, 19th century- One pair rölmo without decoration with a yellow embroidered textile strap. - A large pair rölmo without decoration with an ochre-red textile strap. - A small pair of ting-çags (tingsha) engraved with scrolls on the outside and dragons and vajra on the inside. Diameter : from 8 to 36,5 cm
Result €2,816Estimate €100 - €150 -
183 - Three offering bowls, Tibet, 19th century- One in cedar burl with silver mounts at the neck and base decorated with a simple decoration of four thin braided ropes in relief at the foot. With its fabric-covered braided rope case decorated with a shou character in relief. - One in cedar burl with silver mounts at the neck and base with a Greek decoration around the heel and embossed and chiseled interlacing around and under the base. With its cloth case, the lid decorated with an embroidered shou
Result €1,280Estimate €200 - €300 -
184 - Monastery drum with dhyangro handle, Tibet, first half of the 20th centuryTwo skins glued on a wooden frame with polychrome decoration of dragons in the clouds, the handle carved in the shape of a phurbu ritual dagger topped by a lotus flower. Ring of suspension. Total height : 100 cm ; diameter of the skin : 37 cm ; diameter of the frame : 42 cm .
Result €384Estimate €150 - €200 -
185 - Buddhist officiant's ritual headdress, Vajracharya, Tibet, 19th centuryOrnamented all around with religious elements in embossed copper and gilt. On the front, a seated Shakyamuni Buddha in the vajrasana or lotus position, his hands in bhumisparsa mudra (witnessing the earth) holding a beaker in his left hand flanked by a mandorla. At the back is a stupa, while on the sides are fixed lingzhi clouds. The top of the headdress is decorated with a five-pointed vajra head. Height : 20,9 cm
Result €2,560Estimate €800 - €1,000 -
186 - Necklace of pumtek beads, Burma, 19th - 20th centuryComposed of thirty beads (round, square and tapered) in fossilized wood with geometric decoration and some with monkey motifs. A hollow and cylindrical bone element is attached. Length: 4.5 cmPumtek beads are made from Burmese petrified wood. They are also known as "buried lightning beads". The origin of these beads goes back to more than 1000 years. They were made by the Pyu people, a Buddhist cultural group characterized as peaceful and weal
Result €448Estimate €100 - €150 -
187 - Set of necklaces and elements, Tibet, 20th century - Necklace composed of six glass paste dzi, a coral element and six agate beads. - Bracelet in synthetic material. Diameter: 7.2 cm - Necklace composed of a dzi in agate and two elements in coral. - Two dzi in glass paste and 21 elements of coral.
Result €7,040Estimate €600 - €800 -
187-B - Set of Naga and other necklaces, Tibet, Nepal, 20th centuryFive necklaces made of coral beads, colored glass, hard stones and composite materials as well as bells and copper alloy elements .
Result €256Estimate €200 - €300 -
188 - Set of tsakali, belt and pouch, Tibet, 19th - 20th century- Belt in braided silk and leather tips with, hanging, seven of the eight Buddhist emblems embroidered in silk on cardboard (missing the canopy). Length: 240 cm- Small cotton pouch of purple color. Length: 17 cm- Eight tsakalis in boiled cardboard, each one decorated in polychromy on both sides with one of the eight Buddhist emblems . These initiation cards were used by itinerant teachers. 10 x 10 cm
Result €2,304Estimate €400 - €500 -
189 - A rock crystal sculpture and a textile, China and Tibet, 20th centuryThe small rock crystal sculpture with black inclusions representing a monkey sitting on a reclining horse. An element of Tibetan Buddhist ritual textile with an embroidered inscription is attached. Length sculpture: 14 cm; height textile: 82 cm
Result €896Estimate €150 - €200 -
190 - A belt and a whip, Tibet, 19th centuryThe belt made of openwork iron plates mounted on leather and the whip made of leather with an iron handle .
Result €230Estimate €100 - €150 -
191 - Set of iron keys and padlocks, Tibet, 19th centuryFour padlocks, some with their keys, two large keys alone and leather suspension elements .
Result €320Estimate €200 - €300 -
192 - Five everyday objects, Tibet, 19th centuryA key, a pair of pliers, a file, and a wooden toggle .
Result €320Estimate €100 - €150 -
193 - Nine iron objects, Tibet, 19th centuryAn iron pipe and eight various large iron instruments and tools (knife, file...), some connected by a cord .
Result €384Estimate €150 - €200 -
194 - Two par-shing or zan-par, Tibet, 19th centuryWooden boards carved in hollow on all their faces with various symbols, animals, deities or demons. Length : 40,6 cm and 48 cmThis type of boards allowed to design by printing gtor-ma (figurine substitute of the real) used during social or religious rituals .
Result €576Estimate €200 - €300 -
195 - Four tantric ritual elements, Tibet, 19th centuryInlaid iron with gold and silver .
Result €2,048Estimate €50 - €100 -
196 - Two scales, Tibet or Nepal, 19th - 20th centuryTwo "Roman" type scales composed of a wooden beam suspended by a leather handle. The shorter arm carries a leather basin intended to support the object to be weighed. The flail is engraved with units of measurement. The cursor weight is missing. Length : 58,2 cm and 58 cmAnother leather scale is attached. H. : 26,7 cm
Result €64Estimate €100 - €200 -
197 - A set including a vase, a jar and a teapot, Nepal, 19th century- Surahi vase in copper alloy mounted on a pedestal decorated with lotus petals. Height : 21,5 cm ; weight : 440 g- Tsampa type milk jar in copper alloy with two small handles on the shoulder . Height : 19,5 cm ; weight : 350 g- Teapot gsol-tib in copper alloy, the base of the spout and the handle in the shape of a Makara head, the lid with a small chain connected to the handle . Height : 24,4 cm ; weight : 420 g
Result €4,480Estimate €200 - €300 -
198 - Set of four Buddhist ritual instruments in copper alloy, Tibet, 19th-20th centuryA five-branched dorje or vajra, a double dorje with one part unsoldered, a small five-branched dorje (one missing) and a one-branched vajra. The alloys have various patinas. Length : from 6,2 to 15 cmAccident and missing two of them.
Result €256Estimate €150 - €200 -
199 - Two bells, ganthâ-dril-bu, copper alloy, Tibet, 19th centuryCopper alloy and brass alloy. Height : 20,5 and 28 cm ; weight : 351 g and 1095 gThe ganthâ symbolizes the feminine principle and embodies knowledge and emptiness . The association of the vajra and the ganthâ symbolizes on several levels the complementarity of the masculine and the feminine, of the goal and the means to reach it, of the temporal and the spiritual.
Result €256Estimate €150 - €200
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Wednesday, February 23, 2022 from 11am to 6pm
Thursday February 24, 2022 from 11am to 8pm
Friday, February 25, 2022 from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm
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bordereau d’adjudication est dû intégralement ; la TVA est remboursable par la suite sur présentation des références du compte bancaire.
L’envoi des lots achetés peut être organisé par ADER à la charge et sous la responsabilité de l’acheteur.
C’est un service rendu par ADER qui se réserve la possibilité d’y renoncer si les conditions légales ou pratiques présentent le moindre risque. Les délais ne sont
pas garantis et sont tributaires de l’activité de la Maison de Vente.
Le coût de l’emballage et de l’expédition est à la charge de l’acheteur ; le règlement à l’ordre d’ADER.
Les acheteurs sont invités à organiser eux-mêmes le transport de leurs achats si ces conditions ne leur conviennent pas.
L’étude ADER ne fait pas les envois de bijoux, les acheteurs sont invités à organiser eux-mêmes le transport de leurs achats.
Défaut de paiement :
À défaut de paiement par l’adjudicataire de la totalité des sommes dues, dans le mois qui suit la vente, et après une seule mise en demeure restée infructueuse, ADER entamera une procédure de recouvrement. L’acheteur sera susceptible d’inscription au Fichier des restrictions d’accès aux ventes aux enchères (Fichier TEMIS – www.temis.auction) mis en œuvre par la société Commissaires-Priseurs Multimédia (CPM – 37 rue de Châteaudun 75009 Paris) et l’ensemble des dépends restera à sa charge. A compter d’un mois après la vente et à la demande du vendeur, la vente pourra être annulée sans recours possible.