Not exactly related to kerises but...

Rick · 11th June 2009, 02:35 AM

No Alan, you have a very valid point .

I believe I spoke too soon; having one of the Japanese Bronzes myself . After some reflection I doubted my conclusion due to the abundant working of the surface of this sculpture to represent the coats of these animals .
That effect does not quite match the Japanese style of these tigers .

My bronze tiger is anatomically correct; the genitalia shown on this cub are quite exagerrated compared to my Japanese rendition of the adult Male.

I plead nolo .

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11th June 2009, 02:35 AM	#5
Rick Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 6,347	No Alan, you have a very valid point . I believe I spoke too soon; having one of the Japanese Bronzes myself . After some reflection I doubted my conclusion due to the abundant working of the surface of this sculpture to represent the coats of these animals . That effect does not quite match the Japanese style of these tigers . My bronze tiger is anatomically correct; the genitalia shown on this cub are quite exagerrated compared to my Japanese rendition of the adult Male. I plead nolo .