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Brushes used in lacquer painting, fig. 5
Brushes used in lacquer painting, fig. 5. Drawing shows six types of brushes on individual strips of paper, cut and pasted on a larger piece of paper in the form of a starburst or asterix. Date 1878?
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1. Title: Brushes Used in Lacquer Painting: A Starburst of Traditional Japanese Tools, Fig. 5 (1878) This print showcases six distinct brushes employed in the ancient art of Japanese lacquer painting. The image, dated 1878, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and meticulous craftsmanship that goes into creating these intricate works of art. The brushes are arranged in a starburst or asterix formation on a larger piece of paper, each one carefully cut and pasted to emphasize their unique shapes and characteristics. The brushes are essential tools for applying the lacquer, pigments, and decorative elements to the lacquerware, resulting in the exquisite designs that have captivated collectors and art enthusiasts for centuries. The first brush, at the center, is a flat, wide brush for applying large areas of lacquer. The second is a round, tapered brush for fine lines and details. The third is a fan-shaped brush for applying powdered pigments. The fourth is a long-handled, flat brush for applying large, even coats of lacquer. The fifth is a small, round brush for fine details and touch-ups. The sixth is a flat, square-tipped brush for creating crisp lines and edges. The art of lacquer painting in Japan dates back to the Jomon period (14,000-300 BC), and the use of these brushes has remained largely unchanged over the centuries. The intricacy and precision required to create these works of art necessitate the use of high-quality brushes, each with its unique purpose. This print provides a fascinating glimpse into the world of traditional Japanese lacquer painting and the essential tools that make it possible.
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