#wada eisaku

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‘Girl Reading a Newspaper’ (1897) by Wada Eisaku (1874-1959).

Painting.

University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan.

Wikimedia.

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Wada Eisaku - Girl Reading a Newspaper (1897)

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Carnations, 1954 Wada Eisaku (1874-1959, Japanese)

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by Wada Eisaku

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Roses, Wada Eisaku, 1937

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Wada Eisaku (Japanese, 1874-1959).

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‘Girl Reading a Newspaper’ (1897) by Wada Eisaku (1874-1959).

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"Dawn" by Wada Eisaku, 1936 (Japan)

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Rainbow at Noon

Wada Eisaku

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Wada Eisaku, Girl Reading a Newspaper, University Art Museum, Tokyo University of the Arts.

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Still Life - Onions and Oleanders (1948) by Wada Eisaku (Japan, 1874-1959).

Wikimedia.

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Wada Eisaku - Old Woman (1908)

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Ceiling of the Tokyo Imperial Theater Then (1911) and Now (2021)

Before renovation, the main hall held 1,700 seats and the inner walls were lavishly decorated. A dome-shaped chandelier was the centerpiece of the ceiling, surrounded by paintings of celestial maidens ascending to heaven. Inspired by the Legend of Hagoromo, it was chosen as a suitable piece to “lead the audience to another world (of the stage), from the realities of the street.”

The original painting by Wada Eisaku looked something like this:

The building was rebuilt in 1966 with a modern architectural style and suspended ceiling designed to enhance acoustics. It currently seats over 1,800 people, and is advertised as Toho’s “flagship” theater. Its most renowned feature is six underground floors of hydraulically revolving stages, instead of the earlier iteration’s cultural bridge between Western and Eastern styles.

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The Echoes of Modern Art Between Japan and France

The Echoes of Modern Art Between Japan and France at Marubeni Gallery Media: Painting (2021-11-01 - 2022-01-31)

This exhibition, entitled “The Echoes of Modern Art between Japan and France”, celebrates the opening of the new Marubeni Gallery. To represent the French side, we have selected the two French realism landscape paintings, one by Corot and one by Courbet, in addition to works by French impressionists, symbolists and fauvists such as Renoir, Redon, Dufy, and Vlaminck. Representing the Japanese side, we have selected pieces by such painters as Fujishima Takeji, Okada Saburosuke, Wada Eisaku, Kawashima Riichiro, Umehara Ryuzaburo, Yasui Sotaro, Koiso Ryohei, and Ogisu (Oguiss) Takanori. All of these artists were strongly influenced by French modern artists in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Free from traditional classification, we are exhibiting these works from the Marubeni Collection according to such elements as styles of brushstrokes, colors, and so on. In this way, we review the artistic exchanges, or echoes, between France and Japan in modern and contemporary painting.

from TAB Events - Most Popular https://www.tokyoartbeat.com/event/2021/BF7E

The Echoes of Modern Art Between Japan and France at Marubeni Gallery Media: Painting (2021-11-01 - 2022-01-31)

This exhibition, entitled “The Echoes of Modern Art between Japan and France”, celebrates the opening of the new Marubeni Gallery. To represent the French side, we have selected the two French realism landscape paintings, one by Corot and one by Courbet, in addition to works by French impressionists, symbolists and fauvists such as Renoir, Redon, Dufy, and Vlaminck. Representing the Japanese side, we have selected pieces by such painters as Fujishima Takeji, Okada Saburosuke, Wada Eisaku, Kawashima Riichiro, Umehara Ryuzaburo, Yasui Sotaro, Koiso Ryohei, and Ogisu (Oguiss) Takanori. All of these artists were strongly influenced by French modern artists in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Free from traditional classification, we are exhibiting these works from the Marubeni Collection according to such elements as styles of brushstrokes, colors, and so on. In this way, we review the artistic exchanges, or echoes, between France and Japan in modern and contemporary painting.

https://www.tokyoartbeat.com//media/event/2021/BF7E-80 via Art Japan

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Julie Demboski's ASTROLOGY - Full Moon in Aquarius 11 August 2022 A Lasting Story https://juliedemboski.com/2022/08/09/full-moon-in-aquarius-11-august-2022-a-lasting-story/ via @jdem759

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Wada Eisaku (Japanese, 1874-1959).