Kikai Sosaku-hanga
Japanese Creative Prints
Room-6

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.Sasajima Kihei (1906-1993 )
'White Rose'
.woodblock print 1957 
.35.3 x 19.0 cm
.sealed
¥40,000

.Sasajima Kihei  (1906-1993 )
' Late Summer '
.woodcut 1946
.38.8 x 51.3 cm 
.a.p. signed in pencil
.\70,000
SASAJIMA KIHEI (1906-1993)
1906 Born in the pottery town of Mashiko, Tochigi prefecture.
1936 He attended a course given by Hiratsuka Un'ichi and was fascinated with
the world of black and white woodblock prints.
1937 Hamada Shoji, a well-known potter living in Mashiko,introduced him to
Munakata Shiko, giving him the great oppotunity because he had always
admired Munakata's works for their feeling of incredible liberty.
1952 He joined Munakata Shiko and Shimozawa Kihachiro to form Nihon Hanga-in.

.Tomihari Koji
'Mt. Tsukuba'
.woodblock print 3/150 1983
.33.0 x 48.0 cm signed in pencil
.¥30,000

.Watarai Junsuke 
'ON STAGE (A)'
.etching 15/50
.36.0 x 39.5 cm
.signed in pencil
¥30,000

.Tokuriki Tomikichiro (1902 -2000)
'The Street before the Temple of the
'Great Buddha' (Streets of Kyoto)
.woodblock print c.1930 
.13.7 x 19.7 cm sealed and signed on
.woodblock \30,000

.Tokuriki Tomikichiro
'The Sokokuji Temple from A Hundred Views of Kyoto'
.woodblock print 1970
.9/200 37.8 x 50.3 cm 
.signed in pencil
.\30,000

.TOKURIKI TOMIKICHIRO (1902 -2000)
1928 Though he learned traditional Japanese painting under Tsuchida Bakusen,
he turned to print making on encountering and being fascinated with the
works of Kawanish Hide and Kawakami Sumio especilly after his master's
death and after attending the courses provided by Hiratsuka Un'ichi in
KYoto.
1929 Among the co-attendants were Asada Benji, Asano Takeji, Kamei Tobei,
  Takahashi Tasaburo, Takeda Shintaro and Nakagawa Isaku, who estab-
lished Kyoto Sosaku Print Association together with him and also started
1931 a portfolio magazine Taishu Hanga

.Sogao Takeharu (1899-1984)
'Winter Trees
(Views of Musashino)'
.etching 1936
.27.0 x 28.5 cm 
.signed in penscil
.\65,000

.SOGAO TAKEHARU (1899-1984)
1915 Sogao learned in The Hongo Art Institute under Nagahara Kotaro and
his oil painting was exhibited at a Kofukai Exhibition.
C.1930 He started learnig etching techniques and, after the contacts with
Nishida Takeo and Kon Junzo, made efforts to spread this new medium.
1940 He was elected to attend the managing board of The Association of
Japanese Etchers.
1960 He joined Japan Hanga Association, which had been established by
10 members including Munakata Shiko, Maekawa Sempan and Nagase
Yoshiro.

.Tagawa Ken (1906〜1967)
'Roofs in the shape of Flying Dragon'
.woodblock print 1964 
.32.2 x 38.1 cm .signed ink and brush
.\50,000
TAGAWA KEN (1906 -1967)
1906 Born in Nagasaki.He moved to live in Tokyo in 1926.
1926 When acquainted with Onchi Koshiro, he was fascinated with hanga.
1928 He entered Kawabata School of Art and around 1932 started to make hanga.
1933 He returned to his hometown and, in 1934, formed the group 'Hanga
Nagasaki no Kai (Hanga Group in Nagasaki)'
1940 He joined the Hanga Association.
1941-42 During this period he lived in Shanghai and established Shanghai Hanga
Association and Shanghai Studio for Hanga Art.
1945 He returned to Japan (actually landed on a small island off the coast of
Kyushu after drifting for 16 days in the East China Sea).
He maintained long friendship with the poets, Horiguchi Daigaku and Kaneko
Mitsuharu, and illustrated Horiguchi's translation work, 'Collected Poems
of Guillaume Apollinaire' with woodblock prints.
Bibliography 'Woodblock Prints of Tagawa Ken - 12th Mansion at Higashi-yamate, Nagasaki'
Keishosha 1973

.Nemoto Kagai (1898-1975)
'Sparrow'
.woodcut  
.27.0 x 36.0 cm
.sealed  
.\35,000

.NEMOTO KAGAI (1898-1975)
1938 Nemoto became member of Japan Print Association and learned under
Maekawa Sempan.
1960 He joined Japan Hanga Association.

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.Miyamoto Kyoshiro (1915-1996)
.'Face'
.woodblock print 1961
.34.0 x 24.3 cm
.signed in pencil
.\45,000

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.MIYAMOTO KYOSHIRO (1915-1996)
.1915 Born in Taiwan, he learned art under Kato Masao, who was poet and
illustrator.
.1960 He held his first solo exhibition at Chuo-koron Gallery and joined Japan
Hanga Association until 1962.
.1968-74 During this period he was member of the Print Group <Han> and aftter-
wards exhibited his works mainly in solo exhibitions.


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