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Miyamoto Risaburō (Japan 1904-1988) A CARVED WOOD MODEL OF TWO FROGS ON A LOTUS ROOT By Miyamoto Risaburō (1904–1998), Japan, Shōwa era Realistically carved from a single piece of camphor wood (kusunoki) as two frogs climbing upon a lotus root, the elongated rhizome tapering at either end and carved at one extremity into a suggestion of root fibres, darkened for contrast as though freshly unearthed, the frogs finely detailed and painted in mottled green and russet tones with black markings, gilt eyes and traces of mica, poised as if ready to leap. Signed Risaburō Tō to the reverse. Miyamoto Risaburō (1904–1998) was a Japanese carver active during the Shōwa era. Accompanied by a fitted collector's box. W: 32.5cm H: 6.8cm Wooden box Japan, Meiji to Heisei Eras
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