1995
Spring
Volume 15, No.1
Summer
Volume 15, No.2
Fall
Volume 15, No.3
Winter
Volume 15, No.4
Winter 1995
- President's Message
- Letters
- Corrections and Additions to the 1995 Membership Directory
- A Peach of a Week in the Big Apple
- A Saru-Taiko Netsuke
- 18th Century Standing Figures
- The Administration of the Town of Mashiko by the Hirano Family 16th-20th Century
- Jack Coutu: A Quiet English Artist
- The Carving of a Boar Tusk
- Eye of the Beholder
- Q&A
- The Bakemono Says
- Legends
- Calendar
Cover:
Tokaido road porter. 10.3 cm. David Burditt Collection (Photo by David Burditt)
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Fall 1995
- Letters
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Tadatoshi: The Stylistic Father of the Nagoya School
- Andy Warhol and the Arts of Pre-Taisho Japan
- Inro Motifs: Part IV
- Learning at the Auctions
- Q&A
- The Bakemono Says
- Reviews
- Legends
- Calendar
Cover:
Gamma Sennin and toad. Signed Tadatoshi, wood, 3.3 cm. ExGuest Collection. Jay Hammond Collection
Summer 1995
- President's Message
- Editor's Note
- Letters
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Netsuke in Cyberspace
- Kiseru, The Japanese Pipe
- NK Convention 1995 Announcement
- Ryo Kawara (Kawahara)
- Netsuke on $5 a Day #5
- On the Continent
- Q&A
- The Bakemono Says
- Reviews
- Legends
- Recovered Netsuke
- Bibliography Additions
- Calendar
Cover:
Ama swimming through water. Signed Ryo, ivory, 6.2 cm. Rolf Schmoll collection.
Spring 1995
- President's Message
- Letters
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Q&A
- The S. Varshavsky Collection of Netsuke in the Hermitage Museum
- NK Convention 1995 Announcement
- Learning at the Auctions
- On the Continent
- Legends
- Reviews
- The Bakemono Says
- 17th Century Netsuke
- Bibliography Additions
- Calendar
Cover:
Stylized parrot. Ivory, unsigned, 17th century, 11 cm. Joseph Kurstin Collection