- President's Letter
- INS Amsterdam Convention Bulletin
- News from Japan
- Ramblings of a Retired Auctioneer: A Man of Influence
- Figural Netsuke of Ogawa Haritsu
- Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: Ryusui and Yoko
- Collector’s Corner: A Few of My Favorite Netsuke
- On the Continent
- Auctions
- A Look at Some Inro Decorated with Cheerful Chinese Sages in Sylvan Settings, Imprinted and Carved in Imitated Tsuishu and Tsuikoku
- In Memoriam: Joseph Kurstin
- Exhibition: The Hare with Amber Eyes
Cover: Agyō and Ungyō, attributed to Ogawa Haritsu. Collection of Ben Peters. See p. 16.
- President's Letter
- INS Amsterdam Convention Bulletin
- Netsuke: Miniature Masterpieces from Japan at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
- Collectors’ Corner: A Few of My Favorite Things
- Ramblings of a Retired Auctioneer, Part 1
- Auctions
- On the Continent
- Two Inrō Covered with the Skin of a Water Bird’s Webbed Feet Haruyuki (Ryusai)
Cover: Octopus by Michael Webb; image courtesy of Bonhams London. (See p. 26)
- President's Letter
- INS Amsterdam Convention Bulletin
- Zooming through the Pandemic
- Museum News from Japan: Mizuki Jugodo Prize
- Hikidashi Tsuki Inro
- Breaking News: Elderly Man Saved by Small Wooden Carving!
- Auctions
- On the Continent
- Nine Sets of Inrō, Ojime, and Netsuke Owned by Emperor Komei
Cover: Hikidashi tsuki inro by Shibata Zeshin and Hirata Narisuke. (See p. 16)
- President's Letter
- Amsterdam INS Convention Bulletin
- 2020 Financial Statements
- JASA/INS Joint Webinar: Netsuke & Sagemono in the Year of the Ox
- Museum News from Japan: Golden Netsuke Awards
- Indexes of Netsuke Artists, Part 3
- Auctions
- On the Continent
- Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: Haruyuki (Ryusai)
Cover: Raiden caught in spider web, ivory, signed Hakuyosai Shoraku. (See p. 25)
Volume 41, Number 4
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President's Letter
-
INS Amsterdam Convention Bulletin
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News from Japan
-
Ramblings of a Retired Auctioneer: A Man of Influence
-
Figural Netsuke of Ogawa Haritsu
-
Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: Ryusui and Yoko
-
Collector’s Corner: A Few of My Favorite Netsuke
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On the Continent
-
Auctions
-
A Look at Some Inro Decorated with Cheerful Chinese Sages in Sylvan Settings, Imprinted and Carved in Imitated Tsuishu and Tsuikoku
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In Memoriam: Joseph Kurstin
-
Exhibition: The Hare with Amber Eyes
Cover: Agyō and Ungyō, attributed to Ogawa Haritsu. Collection of Ben Peters. See p. 16.
Volume 41, Number 3
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President's Letter
-
INS Amsterdam Convention Bulletin
-
Netsuke: Miniature Masterpieces from Japan at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery
-
Collectors’ Corner: A Few of My Favorite Things
-
Ramblings of a Retired Auctioneer, Part 1
-
Auctions
-
On the Continent
-
Two Inrō Covered with the Skin of a Water Bird’s Webbed Feet Haruyuki (Ryusai)
Cover: Octopus by Michael Webb; image courtesy of Bonhams London. (See p. 26)
Volume 41, Number 2
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President's Letter
-
INS Amsterdam Convention Bulletin
-
Zooming through the Pandemic
-
Museum News from Japan: Mizuki Jugodo Prize
-
Hikidashi Tsuki Inro
-
Breaking News: Elderly Man Saved by Small Wooden Carving!
-
Auctions
-
On the Continent
-
Nine Sets of Inrō, Ojime, and Netsuke Owned by Emperor Komei
Cover: Hikidashi tsuki inro by Shibata Zeshin and Hirata Narisuke. (See p. 16)
Volume 41, Number 1
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President's Letter
-
Amsterdam INS Convention Bulletin
-
2020 Financial Statements
-
JASA/INS Joint Webinar: Netsuke & Sagemono in the Year of the Ox
-
Museum News from Japan: Golden Netsuke Awards
-
Indexes of Netsuke Artists, Part 3
-
Auctions
-
On the Continent
-
Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: Haruyuki (Ryusai)
Cover: Raiden caught in spider web, ivory, signed Hakuyosai Shoraku. (See p. 25)