God of Kiyomasa

18th century

Brooklyn Museum photograph

Object Label

Ed Wiener was an important New York modernist jeweler who had a store named "Arts and Ends" on West Fifty-fifth Street. The store's proximity to the Museum of Modern Art was perhaps not accidental: Kramer's jewelry was especially responsive to the art of such important modern masters as Alexander Archipenko, Pablo Picasso and Alexander Calder. Kramer claimed, however, that the main influence on his work was jazz, and he often used musical metaphors when speaking of his designs.

Caption

God of Kiyomasa, 18th century. Woodblock print, 10 3/8 x 4 in. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Jeffrey Haddow, 1995.182.2. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)

Gallery

Not on view

Collection

Asian Art

Title

God of Kiyomasa

Date

18th century

Period

Edo Period

Geography

Place made: Japan

Medium

Woodblock print

Classification

Print

Dimensions

10 3/8 x 4 in.

Credit Line

Gift of Jeffrey Haddow

Accession Number

1995.182.2

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