Yuko Yokoma Mizukagami (Water Mirror) Frame size: 39cm x 30cm A valuable piece, offered at a low price. *This item is worth around 150,000 yen. "Mizukagami" (Water Mirror) is a historical tale. It is estimated to have been completed in the early Kamakura period (around 1195), and is the third work in the order of the "Four Mirrors." In terms of content, it deals with the oldest period. Yuko Yokoma Born in Yokohama in 1934 / Yokohama Art Association Award in 1968 / Member of the Yokohama Art Association in 1969 / Solo exhibitions (Yokohama Takashimaya) from 1979-81 / Solo exhibition (Ginza Shiseido Gallery) in 1982, also in '85 / Shunyo-kai Research Award in 1983 / Solo exhibition (Tokyo Central Painting Gallery) in 1990, also in '93 / Yomiuri Shimbun Award, 1st Rubadan Grand Prize in 1993 / Solo exhibition (Tokyo Royal Museum) in 1996, also in '98 / Tokyo Exhibition Excellence Award, Member Recommendation, Shuyokai Exhibition Okaoka Award, Kanagawa Shunyo-kai Research Society Award in 1998 / Currently, member of the Tokyo Exhibition, friend of the Shunyo-kai, member of the Yokohama Art Association Art, artwork, art, art objects, contemporary art, abstract painting Related words Taisho Roman, Showa Retro, milk glass Ramma (transom), antiques, antique, art, Edo period, Edo, Crafts, master craftsman, wood carving, antique, wood carving Lacquer, lacquer art, suzuri (inkstone), calligraphy, Shinto, sake vessels, flower vessels, old folk tools Buddhism, tea ceremony, old folk house, lacquered, hanging scroll, lighting