Ryuryukyo Shinsai
Unknown
Found at
Christies,
London
The Bob Moore Collection of Japanese Art and Design, Lot 694
5. Nov - 7. Nov 2007
The Bob Moore Collection of Japanese Art and Design, Lot 694
5. Nov - 7. Nov 2007
Estimate: 1.000 - 1.500 GBP
Price realised: 1.875 GBP
Price realised: 1.875 GBP
Description
Ryuryukyo Shinsai (1764 - 1820)
Totoya Hokkei (1780 - 1850
and others
A shikishiban surimono design from a series of six titled Niwatori awase [Matching of Chickens] commissioned by the poet Shakuyaku in 1825 for his poetry club, this one carries the title Ichiban hidari Shojo [first on the left - Shojo] and depicts a pile of sake barrels and a very large sake cup popularly supposed to have been used by Shojos who were partial to drinking sake in large quantities, signed Shinsai, good impression, with silver-coloured powder added, some fading of colours, good condition; a still life shikishiban surimono study of items connected with a visit to the theatre, including a mat, a lunch-box, a chopstick case, programme and a bowl of mandarin oranges, commissioned by the Gogawa Poetry Club to celebrate the appearance of a new member of the Ichimura Tachibanaya [House of Mandarins] acting family, signed Oju [by request] Hokkei hitsu, good impression, some fading of colours, slight foxing, and three others including some Meiji editions
Various sizes (5)
Totoya Hokkei (1780 - 1850
and others
A shikishiban surimono design from a series of six titled Niwatori awase [Matching of Chickens] commissioned by the poet Shakuyaku in 1825 for his poetry club, this one carries the title Ichiban hidari Shojo [first on the left - Shojo] and depicts a pile of sake barrels and a very large sake cup popularly supposed to have been used by Shojos who were partial to drinking sake in large quantities, signed Shinsai, good impression, with silver-coloured powder added, some fading of colours, good condition; a still life shikishiban surimono study of items connected with a visit to the theatre, including a mat, a lunch-box, a chopstick case, programme and a bowl of mandarin oranges, commissioned by the Gogawa Poetry Club to celebrate the appearance of a new member of the Ichimura Tachibanaya [House of Mandarins] acting family, signed Oju [by request] Hokkei hitsu, good impression, some fading of colours, slight foxing, and three others including some Meiji editions
Various sizes (5)
Upper estimate price exceeded by 25 %.
The work Unknown by Ryuryukyo Shinsai was auctioned at Christies in London in November 2007. It achieved a price of GBP 1,875.00 (€ 2,625.49), exceeding the upper end of the estimate range by 25%. Of course, this price has nothing to do with the top prices that other works by Ryuryukyo Shinsai achieve. The highest price we have observed so far was reached by the work Edo Period (1615-1868), Circa 1820 in September 2021 with an auction result of USD 37,812.50 (€ 32,661.74).
Oberer Schätzpreis um 25 % übertroffen
Die Arbeit Unknown von Ryuryukyo Shinsai kam im November 2007 bei Christies in London zur Auktion. Sie erzielte dabei einen Preis von GBP 1.875,00 (€ 2.625,49) und übertraf damit das obere Ende der Schätzpreisspanne um 25%. Dieser Preis hat freilich nichts mit den Spitzenpreisen zu tun, die andere Arbeiten von Ryuryukyo Shinsai erzielen. Den höchsten von uns bisher beobachteten Preis erreichte die Arbeit Edo Period (1615-1868), Circa 1820 im September 2021 mit einem Auktionsergebnis von USD 37.812,50 (€ 32.661,74).
Ryuryukyo Shinsai - Auction history
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