Brass Rubbings Signature Help Please

Discussion in 'Art' started by Roger67, Apr 18, 2018.

  1. Roger67

    Roger67 Well-Known Member

    I've had these a long time I think they are brass rubbings. Are these Chinese Korean Japanese? They are 19x13 looks like rice paper? And I'm probably wrong. And can anyone read the signature? Both are signed the same. Any help would be great. TIA for all your help! I hope I haven't posted these before.
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    Last edited: Apr 18, 2018
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  2. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    Very nice !!!!
     
  3. Aquitaine

    Aquitaine Is What It IS! But NEVER BORED!

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  4. Debora

    Debora Well-Known Member

    Welcome! Would you be kind enough to post a close-up photograph of the label on the first work? (It appears to be a Chinese dragon boat, by way, an object that has some association with feng sui.)

    Debora

    Dragon Boat.jpg
     
  5. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    what's the deal with the tape and sticker on the front of the boat ???
     
  6. Roger67

    Roger67 Well-Known Member

    IMG_2702.JPG Thanks! Yeah it says turtle ship.
     
  7. Roger67

    Roger67 Well-Known Member

    That paper is laying on a piece of cardboard
     
  8. Roger67

    Roger67 Well-Known Member

    The sticker is on the cardboard
     
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    Roger67 Well-Known Member

  10. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    ok....that's better !! :):)
     
  11. springfld.arsenal

    springfld.arsenal Store: http://www.springfieldarsenal.net/

    Pretty sure they aren’t brass rubbings, but display art maybe sold by a museum shop. The ship one has a kind of metallic-like paint or wax. If the image sticks out of the paper a little then there was a raised image it was pressed on, I guess. And wait for the artsies to show up, I know nuttin’.
     
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  12. Roger67

    Roger67 Well-Known Member

    Last edited: Apr 18, 2018
  13. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    not really...maybe the paper...
     
  14. Asian Fever

    Asian Fever Well-Known Member

    丁卯年 ---- year 1927 or 1987
    素心 --- japanese name....."pure heart??"
     
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  15. Asian Fever

    Asian Fever Well-Known Member

    However, these first picture shows the boat is a Korean turtle ship(Geobukseon), and the clothing of the woman in the second picture is Korean clothing.
    Even though "素心" is more common japanese name, I still think these two decors are Korean instead of Japanese.
     
  16. Asian Fever

    Asian Fever Well-Known Member

    upload_2018-4-19_17-38-55.png
    Yes, it shows language as Korean not Japanese.
     
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