20th Century Japanese Art-16 Seiji Togo Saburo Miyamoto

Togo seiji

Published by Shueisha, 1985

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Title: 20th Century Japanese Art-16 Seiji Togo Saburo Miyamoto Author: Seiji Togo Appearance: Hachi Normal Publication time: 1985 Edition: Hardcover Publisher: Shueisha Printing time: 1986-11 Imprint: 1 Pages: 99 Pages Size: 30.5 x 30.5 cm 231 Product Description: Large Open Book Hardcover Japanese Modern Oil Painting Collection, Reality and Fantastic Master, Japanese Modern Oil Painting Master Seiji Togo, Saburo Miyamoto Works, Seiji Togo Early Years' Teacher Arishima Ikuma, Ryugakuho Kokugo Zainichi Exhibition The above published work in Europe was a great success. Saburo Miyamoto, nicknamed a painter of the reflective era, passed away when Tokimitsu suddenly passed away. The work in this book is mainly composed of oil paintings, a very small amount of oil painting landscapes and static paintings, the original Japanese version. Togo Seiji (1897-1978) Japanese modern Western painter, original name Tetsushun, born on April 28, 1897 in Kagoshima City, graduated on April 25, 1978 in Kumamoto City. Early student, Ikuma Arishima, 1916, The 3rd Nikakai Exhibition, futurist-style woman with an umbrella, and the Nika Award. 1921-1928 Studied abroad in Hokoku. After the war, the 2nd Department of Efforts, presided over the meeting for a long time, but the style of the 2nd Department before the war was significantly different. In 1960, he became a member of the Japan Art Academy. 1976 Established Seiji Togo Museum in Shinjuku, Tokyo. Saburo Miyamoto (1905-1974) A real prodigy, colorful magician, the theory that Saburo Miyamoto was named a painter of the epoch, suddenly passed away, but the theory that people lived in the same era, Born in Ishikawa Prefecture in 1905. Selected for the first prize in 1923, No. 10 Kofukai Exhibition. 1923 Member of the Seimei Nika Society 1938 Shugenkai Received the 2nd Teikoku Art Academy Award from 1943 onwards Yamashita-Hakunishi Kawara Exhibition Award 2nd Kikai founded 1947 Japan Artists Association founded 1949 1951 Appointed as a professor at Tama Art University in 1953. Appointed as a jury member of the Seimei Yasui Award in 1957. Appointed chairman of the Japan Artists Association in 1958. Appointed as a member of the Japan Art Academy in 1966. Appointed as a director of the Nikikai in 1967. Chief, passed away in 1974. Seller Inventory # 03004900235

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Title: 20th Century Japanese Art-16 Seiji Togo ...

Publisher: Shueisha

Publication Date: 1985

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fine