Press Molded Bottle
Shoji Hamada, Japanese, 1894 - 1978
about 1960
Stoneware with Nuka glaze
Overall: 10 × 7 1/4 × 3 3/4 in. (25.4 × 18.4 × 9.5 cm)
Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth: Gift of the Kira Fournier and Benjamin Schore Sculpture Fund
2006.86
Geography
Place Made: Mashiko, Japan, East Asia, Asia
Period
20th century
Object Name
Vessel
Research Area
Decorative Arts
Asia
Not on view
Course History
Environmental Studies 26.01, Soil Ecological Systems, Veer Chaudhary, Spring 2024
Art History 63.02, Why Are Museums...?, Mary Coffey, Spring 2026
Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages 51.11, Religion 2.02, Religions of Vietnam, Sara Swenson, Winter 2025
Geography 3.01, Living with Nature, Coleen Fox, Winter 2025
Philosophy 50.18, Animal Minds, Tina Rosenqvist, Winter 2025
Religion 40.08, Fear & Loathing in Religion, MK Long, Winter 2025
Art History 63.02, Why Are Museums…?, Mary Coffey, Spring 2025
Italian 1.01, Introductory Italian I, Floriana Ciniglia, Spring 2025
Italian 2.01, Introductory Italian II, Marco D'Angelo, Spring 2025
Religion 1.13, Sacred Movement, Robert Weiner, Spring 2025
Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages 70.24, Asian American Art and Architecture, Sujin Eom, Spring 2025
College Course 26.01, What’s in Your Toolbox?, Casey Aldrich and Mokhtar Bouba, Fall 2025
Comparative Literature 55.03, Asian Societies, Culture, and Language 60.10, Eco-Fiction: Stories of Ghosts and Other Beings from Premodern China, Yiren Zheng, Fall 2025
Special Tour: Attitude of Coexistence and Beyond the Bouquet, Winter 2025
Exhibition History
Attitudes of Coexistence: Non Humans in East Asian Art, Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, July 2-October 4, 2025.
Provenance
Private collector; sold to a dealer, Tokyo, Japan; sold to Pucker Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts; sold to Benjamin Schore, Etna, New Hampshire, February 10, 2006; given to present collection, 2006.
Catalogue Raisonne
Artist number: H12
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