Japanese Wood Mask Bakedanuki Yokai Monster Signed Yoshino Tadao Market Fresh Joseon Dynasty Period: Late Meiji to early

Period: Late Meiji to early Taisho era (circa early 20th century)

Page Count: 131 pages

Subject: The painting features Japan's sacred peak

Central Statue: 28

The figure displays the typical mudras of Amida: the right hand raised in the gesture of reassurance (semui-in) and the left lowered in the wish-granting gesture (yogan-in)

Japanese Wood Mask Bakedanuki Yokai Monster Signed Yoshino Tadao Market Fresh Joseon Dynasty Period: Late Meiji to earlyDescription Item Details This is a powerful wooden sculptural mask created by Yoshino Tadao, a craftsman with a background in Noh mask making. Rare Fresh to the Market: This piece comes from a single private collection of nearly 80 works by this artist. Since there is virtually no information available about Yoshino Tadao in public databases or online, it is highly likely that his works have rarely, if ever, appeared on the open market. This