For hisatyan: Sugimoto Kenkichi Original Lithograph Hand-Colored "Tennyo" Special Limited Edition

Kenichi Sugimoto: Born in Nagoya City in 1905. His father was Ginjiro Sugimoto, a master of Doll Joruri shamisen. Graduated from the Design Department of Aichi Prefectural Industrial School in 1923. Began studying under Ryusei Kishida in 1925. First selected for the Shunyo-kai exhibition in 1926 with Hana (Flower). In 1950, he was responsible for the illustrations for Eiji Yoshikawa's Shin Heike Monogatari (New Tale of the Heike), serialized in Shukan Shincho, based on the Tale of the Heike. A dedicated exhibition room was established at the Nagoya City Himalaya Museum in 1977. The Sugimoto Museum of Art, a foundation, opened in Chita, Mihama Green Garden, Aichi Prefecture in 1987. He created a ceramic wall for the World Design Expo in 1989. In 1994, the exhibition 70 Years of Artistic Endeavor: Kenichi Sugimoto Exhibition was held at the Aichi Prefectural Museum of Art. Passed away in 2004 due to pneumonia at the age of 99. Exhibition History: 1926 - Selected for the Shunyo-kai Exhibition (Hana). 1927 - Selected for the Dai-cho wa Exhibition (Makku - Intermission). 1931 - Selected for the Kokuga-kai Exhibition (Shukō - Autumn Suburbs, and others). 1942 - Special Award at the Shin Bunten Exhibition (Hakubutsukan Chuo - Museum Central). 1946 - Special Award at the Nitten (Japan Fine Arts Exhibition) (Hakubutsukan Chōkoku Shitsu - Museum Sculpture Room).

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Includes original cover, cloth bag, and cardboard box.

Height 58cm, Width 83cm.

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