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Artist's Profile (Kyoto Ceramics)

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apky-01

Name

The 2nd Zoroku Mashimizu

[Born and death year]
1861-1936
Died at 76 years old

[Native place]
Kyoto

Specification

[Experience]
He went over to China and Korea, and he studied it with investigation of ceramics.
1882
He assumed master's name of the 2nd Zoroku as a successor.
1884
He was given an honorable mention at Kyoto Exhibition, and he was given the gold prize at Kofukuji Temple Exhibition.
1912
He had his name with Deichuan as another name.
1917
He opened a kiln at Kyoto.
1926
When the Emperor Showa succeeded to the throne, he made a celadon incense burner.

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