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JAPAN，MEIJI PERIOD A PAIR OF BRONZE LIFE-SIZE MODELS OF CRANES (鹤，TSURU)
高133cm；126cm
作品估价：EUR 2,500-3,500
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成交状态：未知
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37.5%
图录号：
0014
拍品名称：
JAPAN，MEIJI PERIOD A PAIR OF BRONZE LIFE-SIZE MODELS OF CRANES (鹤，TSURU)
年 代：
JAPAN，MEIJI PERIOD
尺 寸：
高133cm；126cm
拍品描述：
Naturalistic representation of two long-legged，various sized standing cranes with flared necks and finely worked plumage. Dark patinated bronze，the characteristic crown plate of the larger crane accentuated with red colour. Mounted.
PROVENANCE
Acquired by Bayer from Bernheimer by Carl Duisberg prior to 1930 - Partial age damage and surface change due to many years of presentation in the park
In Japanese culture，the crane is a powerful symbol of longevity，good fortune，and fidelity. Revered for its grace and beauty，it is often associated with the idea of eternal life，as cranes are believed to live for a thou-sand years. In Japanese folklore，the crane is also linked to the concept of selflessness，as seen in the tale of the “crane wife” (tsuru no ongaeshi). where a crane transforms into a woman to marry a kind man. Displaying cranes in art and design is thought to bring blessings，harmony，and prosperity
PROVENANCE
Acquired by Bayer from Bernheimer by Carl Duisberg prior to 1930 - Partial age damage and surface change due to many years of presentation in the park
In Japanese culture，the crane is a powerful symbol of longevity，good fortune，and fidelity. Revered for its grace and beauty，it is often associated with the idea of eternal life，as cranes are believed to live for a thou-sand years. In Japanese folklore，the crane is also linked to the concept of selflessness，as seen in the tale of the “crane wife” (tsuru no ongaeshi). where a crane transforms into a woman to marry a kind man. Displaying cranes in art and design is thought to bring blessings，harmony，and prosperity