Vintage 1960s Ito Kunio Meiji Emperor's Horse Bronze Sculpture Soap Dispensers Tim Anderson offers an introduction

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Vintage 1960s Ito Kunio Meiji Emperor's Horse Bronze Sculpture Soap Dispensers Tim Anderson offers an introductionThis mid 20th century bronze horse sculpture of Meiji Emperor's Horse is signed by Japanese artist, Ito Kunio. Made shortly before the artist's death, this elegant piece displays a horse's grace and strength. In Japanese culture, the horse is a symbol of power, perseverance, and freedom. It Kunio, Japan 1890 1970 "It KUNIO exhibited with the Bunten National Exhibition and Exhibition of the National Art Society among others. Remembered specifically for