Overview
Presenting a signed bronze sculpture by Kinichiro “Km.” Ishikawa, one of the most celebrated early 20th-century Japanese sculptors known for his naturalistic portrayals of children and rural life. This fine example depicts a young child standing barefoot, lifting a rice bowl to his mouth, with a hat and pot resting on the ground — a quiet, intimate moment captured in solid bronze.
Artist
Kinichiro Ishikawa (1895–1965) was a master of small-scale bronze sculpture whose work is prized by collectors worldwide. His signed bronzes are highly sought after for their exquisite casting, emotional warmth, and beautiful patination.
Details
• Artist: Kinichiro “Km.” Ishikawa
• Medium: Bronze, finely cast with a rich patina
• Signature: Signed “Km. Ishikawa” on base (see close-up photo)
• Dimensions:
• Height: 16 cm (6 ¼ in)
• Base width: 7 cm (2 ¾ in)
• Period: Early to mid-20th century (Taishō–Shōwa era)
• Condition: Excellent original condition with a warm, even patina and only light surface wear from age. No cracks, repairs, or losses.
Collector Notes
This is a desirable, signed example of Ishikawa’s work, featuring one of his most charming subjects. Pieces of this quality and subject matter are scarce and are often featured in specialist Japanese art sales worldwide.
Shipping & Packaging
• Flat Rate U.S. Shipping: $45 (fully insured & professionally packed)
• Signature Required: For buyer protection and peace of mind
• Professional Packing: Sculpture will be double-boxed with care to ensure safe arrival
• International Buyers: This item ships via eBay International Shipping with full tracking and customs handled by eBay.