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2025
Spring
Volume 45, No.1
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Volume 45, No.2
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Volume 45, No.3

Volume 45 | Number 1
  • President's Letter
  • Note from Journal Liaison
  • Message from the Incoming Editor
  • Chapters: Northern CaliforniaAndi Biren
  • Chapters: New YorkDieuwke Eijer
  • A Tactile Vision: Representing Blindness in NetsukeSaskia Goldschmid
  • HanetsukiChristopher Beamer
  • Yamabushi: To Be a PilgrimJohn Boyle
  • Kiseruzutsu Revealed: Fujin, Karua, and the Battle for SupremacyMilton Stratos
  • On the ContinentHugues Vuillefroy de Silly
  • AuctionsDieuwke Eijer
  • Happy 50th Anniversary to Us!Ben Peters
  • INS, The Early Days: A Few Personal ReminiscesNeil K. Davey
  • The Netsuke ConnexionMichael Birch
  • INS 2024 Financial Reports
Cover: Unknown, netsuke of a blind man and a bakemono, 19th C. (see page 17)
Volume 45 | Number 2
  • President’s Letter
  • Editor’s Note
  • Letter to the Editor
  • Chapters: Washington DC
  • Ripples—A Netsuke by Leigh SloggettEd McNiff
  • Year of the SnakeDavid Butsumyo
  • Unusual Materials in NetsukeChip Lutton
  • Kiseruzutsu Revealed: Kinma, a Rare Lacquer TechniqueMilton Stratos
  • 50th Year Anniversary
    • Reminiscences of Raymond BushellSteve Koppich
    • Recollections of Raymond BushellJay Hopkins
    • Personal Memories of Raymond BushellNeil K. Davey
    • Questions and AnswersRaymond Bushell
  • Ed Lewis, In MemoriamMichael Bernstein
  • Eva Sweet, In MemoriamRobert Bradlow
Cover: Mt. Fuji and Plovers. Photo © Museum Associates/LACMA
Volume 45 | Number 3
  • President’s Letter
  • Editor’s Note
  • Chapters: Washington DC, Southern California
  • Interview with Ben PetersMax Rutherston
  • Kiseruzutsu Revealed: Pipe Case BlanksMilton Stratos
  • Discovering SoshianGiovanni Rimondi
  • Auctions
    • Koller – Asian Art, ZürichChristophe Carré
    • Reflections on Lempertz’s Summer Asian Art SaleDmitry Tubis
    • Galerie Zacke – Fine Netsuke & Sagemono, ViennaDieuwke Eijer
  • 50th Year Anniversary
    • The London Netsuke Market & Its Golden YearsRosemary Bandini
  • Norman Sandfield, In MemoriamMarsha Vargas Handley
Cover: Sanko, Ikkaku Sennin carrying the Lady of Benares, late 18th c., unsigned.

The International Netsuke Society is vehemently opposed to the trafficking, trade or commerce of illegal ivory, horn or any other illegal material. We support and comply with all international laws and regulations, including but not limited to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), the Endangered Species Act, and the African Elephant Conservation Act.