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Showing 19 results for Kyoko Tonegawa

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Quaternary, Kyoko Tonegawa Japanese, Glazed ceramic — Quaternary
Kyoko Tonegawa
1986

Vesuvial Thirst, Kyoko Tonegawa Japanese, Glazed Ceramic — Vesuvial Thirst
Kyoko Tonegawa
1984

Asteroidal Last Gasp, Kyoko Tonegawa Japanese, Glazed ceramic — Asteroidal Last Gasp
Kyoko Tonegawa
1985

Cutout 11-2, Hoshino Kayoko Japanese, Impressed stoneware, Japan — Cutout 11-2
Hoshino Kayoko
2011

Nihon no doki: Jōmon Yayoi, haniwa, haji, sueki

Kyoto National Museum

1964

Figure: Male, Wood, Koko — Figure: Male
Koko
19th–20th century

The Actor, Arashi Otohachi, 1695–1769 in an Unidentified Role, Tsunegawa Shigenobu Japanese, Woodblock print; ink and color on paper, Japan — The Actor, Arashi Otohachi, 1695–1769 in an Unidentified Role
Tsunegawa Shigenobu

Shirt, Yoko Ono Japanese-American, bamboo, synthetic, American — Shirt
Yoko Ono
Opening Ceremony
2012

Trousers, Yoko Ono Japanese-American, wool, synthetic, metal, American — Trousers
Yoko Ono
Opening Ceremony
2012

Shirt, Yoko Ono Japanese-American, bamboo, synthetic, American — Shirt
Yoko Ono
Opening Ceremony
2012

Trousers, Yoko Ono Japanese-American, wool, synthetic, American — Trousers
Yoko Ono
Opening Ceremony
2012

Arrowhead (<i>Yanone</i>), Iron, steel, Japanese, Kyoto — Arrowhead (Yanone)
Japanese, Kyoto
dated 1647

Obi with Iris, Brocaded in silk on gold ground, Japan (Kyoto) — Obi with Iris
Japan (Kyoto)
1988

Ichigen-kin, Nishimura Instrument Co., Kyoto, Wood, ivory, shell, silk, bamboo, cotton, Japanese — Ichigen-kin
Nishimura Instrument Co., Kyoto
Soko Kurachi
1988

Fluxfilm no. 4 : "disappearing music for face", Mieko (Chieko) Shiomi Japanese — Fluxfilm no. 4 : "disappearing music for face"
Multiple artists/makers
2002

Men Piece for John

Yoko Ono

Letter Edged in Black Press Inc.

1968

Scarf Reproducing a Tang Pattern

Tatsumura Institute of Textile Arts, Kyoto

20th century

Ein Gedichte fur ein Buch

Multiple artists/makers

1996

Performing Tea Ceremony, The Miyako Odori for 1935, and eight stage sets

The Gion Dancing and Music School, Kyoto

ca. 1935