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The A. H. Church Collection of Japanese Sword-Guards (Tsuba)

An unpublished catalogue of the A. H. Church collection of Japanese sword-guards (tsuba) by Albert James Koop.

The A.H. Church Collection of Japanese Sword-Guards (Tsuba) by Albert James Koop

Inagawa-Kikuchi school

The founder, Inagawa Naokatsu (1718-1761), was a pupil of the first Yanagawa. He had a numerous following, among whom were the Kikuchi [Japanese text], deriving from his pupil Kikuchi Tsunekatsu and working chiefly in the Yokoya style of katakiri engraving.

Lenticular tsuba with horses (EAX.11044) Lenticular tsuba with horses (EAX.11044)    Tsuba depicting the god Fudō standing in a landscape (EAX.11045) Tsuba depicting the god Fudō standing in a landscape (EAX.11045)
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