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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, museum number 9-18795, described as Netsuke; "Hotei figure and child"; bald headed man, walking with one foot off ground, with pot belly; holding child over his right shoulder, with left hand supporting child; fan held upside down in man's right hand; signature on back; H. 6.3 cm X W 3.0 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, museum number 9-18792, described as Netsuke; wood, abstract figure of man, with large belly, wearing green robe, and holding fan with red-striped handle in right hand; flat bottom; signature on back; Hotei figure; H 5.4 cm X W 3.0 cm
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, museum number 9-12534, described as Carving, cabinet pc.: Carved ivory figure of Hotei one of the Seven Gods of good luck. (Shichifuku jin) He is depicted seated, laughing, holding a flat Chinese fan (uchiwa) w/ his left hand, his right hand raised to his chin. The head is bald. The eyes and eyebrows are painted black. Is loosely robed, large belly exposed. Cross-hatch and grass pattern on his garment. H. 3 cm.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Netsuke, museum number 9-18806, described as Netsuke; Hotei (a God with a fat belly) standing, with sack behind him; small drummer boys (karatio ?) at each foot; boy and right holding drum and drumstick, boy on left holding drumstick only; boy seated on man's shoulders, feet draped over Hotei's shoulders; holding drum in left hand and drumstick in right hand; signed underneath sack; H 7.5 cm X W 4.5 cm