1988
Spring
Volume 8, No.1
Summer
Volume 8, No.2
Fall
Volume 8, No.3
Winter
Volume 8, No.4
Spring 1988
- President's Message
- From Your Editor
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Letters-to-the-Editor
- Questions & Answers
- A Visit to the Negishi Equine Museum
- Netsuke and Sagemono: Book review
- News of Interest
- Learning at the Auctions
- An Interview with Raymond Bushell
- Upstairs at the Downstairs
- Continental Auctions
- A Report on some Autumn Exhibits in Europe
Cover: Ivory ryusa manju of dragon in clouds, unsigned. 19th C. Inside, carved large tama. Photo by Dana Levy
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Summer 1988
- President's Message
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- From Your Editor
- Questions & Answers
- Ikkan—The Master Wood Carver of Nagoya
- Learning at the Auctions
- In Memory of Edie Kurstin
- More About Kokei
- More About Kagamibuta
- News of Interest
- The Gould Collection of Netsuke: Book review
- Netsuke: The Hull Grundy Collection: Book review
Cover: Ox recumbent (1 3/4 x 7/8"), collection of Jairus K. Hammond, photo by Dana Levy
Fall 1988
- President's Message
- From Your Editor
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Letters to the Editor
- Los Angeles Netsuke Kenkyukai Convention
- Questions & Answers
- Sansho: Master of the Absurd
- When Truth is Stranger than Fiction
- The Wonderful World of Himotoshi: Book review
- Learning at the Auctions
- News of Interest
- 1988 Netsuke Evening in Tokyo
- Netsuke That Tell a Story
Cover: Cavorting Peasant attributed to Sansho. Collection of Michael Bernstein. Photo by Dana Levy
Winter 1988
- President's Message
- From Your Editor
- Netsuke Kenkyukai Chapters
- Questions & Answers
- Origins of the Species: Shōjō
- The Pavilion of Japanese Art in Los Angeles
- In Search of the “Hungarian Netsuke”
- On The Continent—Spring of 1988
- Learning at the Auctions
- News of Interest
- Netsuke That Tell a Story
- Kemi Eisner, Good-bye to A Friend
- The Gould Collection of Netsuke: Book Review
- More About Himotoshi
Cover:
Pavilion for Japanese Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Opening September 25, 1988. Designed by Bruce Goff. Photograph by Tom Bonner 1988 (Southside of Pavilion)