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5 responses to “Netsuke”
very detailing arts.
Please would you attribute my photographic work for the Netsuke on Flickr rather than just link the them.
Kindly read the terms of my profile and the Creative Commons copyright license attached to my work where you will find that a link, in itself, is NOT attribution.
It is generally considered polite to seek permission to use others work and informing them where it is to be used.
Kind regards,
Neil O’Halloran
eNil
I already updated. Thank for reminding me.
It’s great that you’ve found out about netsuke. They’re pretty cool! I’ve been a netsuke enthusiast for a long time, and finally decided to dedicate a website to this art form, World of Netsuke. I also started a companion lens about netsuke on Squidoo – you’re invited to visit both!
thanks for a great and informative post! the detail and amount of time and effort that goes into making a single netsuke piece is truly stunning. i’m a huge netsuke nerd and collector (if you want, you can see my pieces for sale on antiquespider) and am glad to see people spread the word about this amazing artform!
best,
allison