Julia Hutt

Curator

Julia Hutt is curator of Japanese art in the Asian Department of the V&A, with particular responsibility for the collection of Japanese lacquer and ivory carvings. She is also tutor and lecturer on the MA in East Asian Art at Sotheby’s Institute-London.

Her numerous publications include Understanding Far Eastern Art (1987), with Hélène Alexander, Ogi: A History of the Japanese Fan, (1992), catalogue and introductory essay for the lacquer volumes of Nasser D. Khalili’s Meiji no Takara: Treasures of Imperial Japan (1995), Japanese Inro (1997) and Japanese Netsuke (2003).

Hutt is also a Trustee at Chiddingstone Castle, Kent.

Julia Hutt is curator of Japanese art in the Asian Department of the V&A, with particular responsibility for the collection of Japanese lacquer and ivory carvings. She is also tutor and lecturer on the MA in East Asian Art at Sotheby’s Institute-London.

Her numerous publications include Understanding Far Eastern Art (1987), with Hélène Alexander, Ogi: A History of the Japanese Fan, (1992), catalogue and introductory essay for the lacquer volumes of Nasser D. Khalili’s Meiji no Takara: Treasures of Imperial Japan (1995), Japanese Inro (1997) and Japanese Netsuke (2003).

Hutt is also a Trustee at Chiddingstone Castle, Kent.

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