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Late 19th century

Dish with Mount Fuji

Katō Gosuke IV

Japanese, 1839 - 1905

Kato was the fourth generation of a family of potters. He was known for his pioneering efforts to produce high quality, luxury items in Japan for sale in overseas markets. Mount Fuji was already a recognizable symbol of Japan for Westerners in the late nineteenth century.

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Katō Gosuke IV, Dish with Mount Fuji, Late 19th century | Philadelphia Art Museum