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Kobayakawa Kiyoshi 1896-1948

Posted in Kobayakawa Kiyoshi 1896-1948 on 30 mars 2008 by Femme Femme Femme

Les femmes courent après les fous ; elles fuient les sages comme des animaux venimeux.
Didier Erasme .

Rouge 1931

After bath 1933

Expression on eyes 1931

The 1930s are Kiyoshi Kobayakawa’s decade. In the 20s Itô Shinsui and Torii Kotondo had started a tradition of modern bijin prints. Kiyoshi Kobayakawa’s prints fit in wonderfully well. Striking are his depictions of « modern life » in Tokyo in the turbulent 30s. His works were included in the 1936 Toledo (USA) exhibition. He worked for various publishers. In the 1950s a number of his prints were reprinted by the publisher Takamizawa. Though the quality of these reprints is quite good (like the reprints of Goyô’s and Kotondo’s work) they should not be mistaken for the original prints.
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Kobayakawa Kiyoshi 1896-1948

Posted in Kobayakawa Kiyoshi 1896-1948 on 19 avril 2007 by Femme Femme Femme

Les femmes courent après les fous ; elles fuient les sages comme des animaux venimeux.
Didier Erasme .


HANGA GALLERY-KOBAYAKAWA KIYOSHI.

Kobayakawa, Kiyoshi (1896 – 1948)
The 1930s are Kiyoshi Kobayakawa’s decade. In the 20s Itô Shinsui and Torii Kotondo had started a tradition of modern bijin prints. Kiyoshi Kobayakawa’s prints fit in wonderfully well. Striking are his depictions of « modern life » in Tokyo in the turbulent 30s. His works were included in the 1936 Toledo (USA) exhibition. He worked for various publishers. In the 1950s a number of his prints were reprinted by the publisher Takamizawa. Though the quality of these reprints is quite good (like the reprints of Goyô’s and Kotondo’s work) they should not be mistaken for the original prints.