Kitaoji Rokusanjin

Kitaoji Rokusanjin

Published by Setagaya Art Museum, china, 1982

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Title: Rokuzan Kitaoji Author: Rakuzan Kitaoji Appearance: Perfect Publication time: 1982 Edition: Hardcover Publisher: Setagaya Art Museum Page count: 119 Page size: 28.6 x 22.3 cm 114 . Japanese modern pottery master Kusanjin's work collection. 137 pieces of pottery. pottery. painting. calligraphy. seal engraving and lacquerware works included in this book. 20 works by Shinzo Sobetsu. 157 works in total. original Japanese version. Kitaoji Rakusanjin (1883-1959). real name Fusajiro. There are various different faces such as seal engravers. painters. potters. calligraphers. lacquer artists. heat cooks. and gourmets. Born in Kyoto. At the age of 25. Japanese seal engraving for northern China travel study book. Starting at the age of 38. he started designing architectural top shelf paintings and partition fan paintings. and has produced many masterpieces such as seal engraving on the ground. In the following year. he traveled around the world and created a gastronomic creation. At the age of 71. he was invited by the famous Lukke Fei Lei Foundation to give lectures at various opening exhibitions in Europe. At the age of 72. he was designated as Holder of Important Intangible Cultural Property (National Treasure) and retired. At the age of 76. he passed away due to parasite-type liver sclerosis. Forty-eight years after his death. he is once again the legendary master Lusanjin. A long time ago. the Tokyo-like Nihonbashi special area has been completed. Luo Shanjin's last year is lonely enough. usually designated as an artist capitalist to create a national treasure. his lifelong goal. Luo Shanjin's refusal is possible. However. other people's works sporadically sparkle. and other people's ways of living are unacceptable self-to-mundane compromises. Yamato is a creative artist. a creative person with a strong character and full charm. Pass through self-study and develop your own way of life. One piece of calligraphic painting pottery. one piece of man who pursues the city and the pinnacle of aesthetics. one piece of gourmet man who seeks endlessness. one piece of dissatisfaction. a man who makes a statement. This person has a supergroup talent and personality. so it's not easy to appear. It's an immediate and genuine appearance. and it's a change of age. The theory that he came here for some reason. the theory that Kusanjin was indeterminate. was the Meiji. Taisho. and Showa eras. and the last outstanding person who survived in the middle of the rapids in Naha. Seller Inventory # 3004600037

Bibliographic Details

Title: Kitaoji Rokusanjin

Publisher: Setagaya Art Museum, china

Publication Date: 1982

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fine