Asahi Museum Taro Okamoto

Asahi bijutsukan

Verlag: Asahi bijutsukan, 1985

Beschreibung

Title: Asahi Art Museum Okamoto Taro Author: Asahi Art Museum Quality: Perfect Publication time: 1985 Edition: Soft Cover Publisher: Asahi Art Museum Printing time: 1995-08 Pages: 98 Page size: 33 x 25.7 cm 225 A collection of modern art works, a collection of the works of Taro Okamoto, a famous architectural master in Japan. Other works include rich Japanese national characteristics. Other than that, the material of the cultural relics excavated from the history of the Japanese calendar has been created as a work of contemporary aesthetic significance, which is the most precious spiritual wealth of the Japanese people. 80 representative works included in this book, mainly abstract oil paintings, partial sculptures, this book is an extremely unconventional series of art books published by the Asahi Art Museum, several complete illustrations, basic urban planning large-scale drawings, for value learning borrowing , Japanese original version. Okamoto Taro (1911-1996) was the most famous architectural master in Japan, and his other works included rich characteristics of the Japanese people. In addition, the material of the ancient artifacts unearthed in the history of the Japanese calendar, the creation of which is a work of contemporary aesthetic significance, is the most precious spiritual wealth of the Japanese people. Taro Okamoto entered Tokyo University of the Arts (currently Tokyo University of the Arts) in his early years and studied Western art. In 1932, after searching through the gallery of Paris, he began to create abstract paintings under the influence of his influence. Creative space in 1934, this is another early representative work of the early days in Paris. After the 1960s, the creative style of Taro Okamoto began to change dramatically. In 1968, a creative 30-meter-long, 5-meter-sized wall painting of a large-scale wall painting called Myth of Tomorrow was created at a guesthouse by Tamotsu Boku Seigo. Beginning in the 1970s, Taro Okamoto completed his creative animal anthropomorphic stylistic experience in the 1950s. In March 1970, on the central square of the World Expo held in Osaka, other sculptures related to the Tower of the Sun, Mother's Tower, and the Tower of Youth were displayed, so modern city sculptures were injected with new vitality. A series of other related sculpture works run up to the city square, the green space of the park, and the daily life of the people. Among them, the Tower of the Sun is permanently preserved in Osaka Expo Memorial Park. A new generation artist who has been influenced by the Japanese people's office in Hiroba, who has been influenced by other people's words, Art is a big explosion. Taro Okamoto's works that have been left behind throughout his life include oil paintings, prints, sculptures, ceramics, paintings, writings, etc., and are called Japanese searching. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 03004900057

Bibliografische Details

Titel: Asahi Museum Taro Okamoto

Verlag: Asahi bijutsukan

Erscheinungsdatum: 1985

Einband: Soft cover

Zustand: Fine