2019
Spring
Volume 39, No.1
Summer
Volume 39, No.2
Fall
Volume 39, No.3
Winter
Volume 39, No.4
Spring 2019
Volume 39 | Number 1
- President's Letter
- 2019 INS Paris Convention Bulletin
- Chapters
- MitsuharuMax Rutherston
- Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: ZanmaiKomada Makiko
- AuctionsPierre Jacquesson, Giuseppe Piva
- On the ContinentGabor Wilhelm
- A Japanese Lacquer Master's Interpretation of Exotic Designs on European "Gold Leather"
Heinz and Else Kress - Book Review: Japan in Miniature: A Gift of Inro, Ojime and Netsuke
Jay Hopkins - In Memoriam
Cover: Shoki and Oni. Unsigned. Photo courtesy Sydney L. Moss Ltd. (see page 21)
Summer 2019
Volume 39 | Number 2
- President's Letter
- Paris 2019 Convention Bulletin
- Chapters
- Combien de Ikkosai, Part IGiovanni Rimondi
- Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: Meishū (Akihide)Komada Makiko
- AuctionsPierre Jacquesson, Giuseppe Piva
- On the ContinentMax Rutherston
- AuctionsFinn Daley Roberts, Dmitry Tubis
- Made in France: Netsuke and Inrō Celebrating the Beauty of Torn Leather, Rusty Iron, or Decaying WoodElse and Heinz Kress
Cover: Ashinaga and Tenaga. Signed Ikkosai. (see page 17)
Fall 2019 Issue
Volume 39 | No. 3 | Fall 2019
- President's Letter
- Paris 2019 Convention Bulletin
- Chapters
- Daily Life Scenes in Netsuke as Influenced by Genre Paintings, Illustrated Book Images, and Woodblock Prints of the Edo PeriodYahiro Tatiana
- Combien de Ikkosai, Part IIGiovanni Rimondi and Lukas Zacke
- On the ContinentMax Rutherston
- AuctionsEd McNiff
- Some Less Well-Known Ants and Snails by Jikan Mebun 自侃 眼文, ca. 1820-1860: Genuine or Copies?Else and Heinz Kress
Cover: Two monkey-like kappa picking fleas off each other. Signed Ikkosai. (see page 32)
Winter 2019
Volume 39 | No. 4 | Winter 2019
- President's Letter
- 2019 Paris Convention Profit & Loss Statement
- Letters
- Chapters
- On the Problem of Iconographical Changes in Contemporary NetsukeTatiana Yahiro
- Art Names Talk, Signatures Speak: RyūshiKomada Makiko
- Convention Week in ParisSusan Romaine, Steve Koptich, Chip Lutton
- Why Art Historians Don’t Study Netsuke, and Why They ShouldKendall Brown
- AuctionsFinn Daley Roberts
- Book Review: The Paul and Michael Gross Collection of Japanese Netsuke by Max RutherstonReviewed by Jay E. Hopkins
- In Memoriam
Cover:
Grazing horse, from walrus tusk, by Gregg Stradiotto. See p. 13.
Grazing horse, from walrus tusk, by Gregg Stradiotto. See p. 13.