Sale 6327
| Chicago
| Chicago
Estimate$8,000 – $12,000
Catalog Note
A painter and a ceramicist, Jun Kaneko creates bulbous stoneware sculptures that he calls "dangos," Japanese for "dumpling." Ceramic works in this scale become expressive canvases for painterly glaze applications and bold pattern experiments.
Here, long lines of vertical black drip from the upper body. The black ground of the upper portion encases a red circle as a focal point on one side, a square on the reverse.
Variations and discrepancies to glaze and texture inherent to the artist's fabrication process. Scattered surface fingerprints due to handling. Surface scratch to the right of the circular focal point, 3 1/2 inches in length. Small cluster of circular cracks to glaze in this same area. In otherwise overall good and stable condition. Please see condition images for details.
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