Keiko Minami
Keiko Minami Keiko Minami | |
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Keiko Minami (the right) and Yozo Hamaguchi | |
The birth | 1911February 12 Shimonoseki-mura, Imizu-gun, Toyama (existing Nakagawa, Takaoka-shi) |
Death | 2004December 1( ) (93 years old) Minato-ku, Tokyo |
Nationality | Japan |
Education | Johnny Freed orchid Dell print research institute |
Alma mater | Toyama Prefectural Takaoka girls' high school |
The well-known results | Copperplate engraving |
Spouse | Yozo Hamaguchi (woodblock artist) |
A woodblock artist (copperplate engraving) that Keiko Minami (Minami lesson, Keiko Minami, from February 12, 1911 to December 1, 2004) is from Imizu-gun, Toyama. The husband is Yozo Hamaguchi of the woodblock artist. The real name Keiko Hamaguchi (はまぐちけいこ) [1].
I was known for the lyricism-like work about a girl and a bird and the tree [2]. It is a copperplate painter on behalf of Japan after the war [3].
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Career
Setsuko of the grandmother is a younger sister of Jokichi Takamine of the scientist [4]. South Tatsukichi of father graduates from Tokyo Imperial University law university (the existing Tokyo University law department) and is a person in succession to the birthright of the south house [4]. It is the poet who learned in mother のきよは Japan Women's University Japanese literature course [4].
Was born in February 12 [1], the house of the landowner of Shimonoseki-mura, Imizu-gun, Toyama (existing Nakagawa, Takaoka-shi) (1911) 1911 (the third daughter); [4]. I was brought up by a stepmother without knowing the face because mother died when the south was childish, and father died suddenly at the age of 12 years old [5]. I was brought up in this way in Nakagawa, Takaoka-shi and rain Harumi bank by a relative because I lost parents early [4]. I entered the Toyama Prefectural Takaoka girls' high school (existing Toyama Prefectural Takaoka west Senior High School) in (1924) in 1924 and graduated from Takaoka girls' high school in (1928) in 1928 [1]. I performed the first marriage in Toyama and got a child, but there was not the married life despite happiness [5].
I go to Tokyo with the eldest son at the age of (1945), 34 years old [6] in 1945 after the Pacific War [1]. I learned oil painting from [1], Yoshio Mori of the Western picture painter by a children's story to Sakae Tsuboi of the writer by an introduction of Ineko Sata. Said that the children's story of four parts is confirmed as a south work now [7], but it is periods from postwar period to a visit to France that I wrote the children's story as the literature [7]. I exhibited oil painting image "lyric poetry" at an art exhibition free to do thirteenth in (1949) in 1949 and met Yozo Hamaguchi of a husband and the woodblock artist that it was later in an atelier of Yoshio Mori [1]. I lived with Hamaguchi in France when I went over to France Paris in 1954 [1]. I entered the world of the copperplate engraving after being over 40 years old and learned aquatint at Johnny Freed orchid Dell () print research institute [1]. It was supposed in 1955 by a member of association of free artist, and "scenery" was purchased in 1956 by the French Ministry of Education [1].
"A girl of the breeding of sheep" was employed in 1957 by a Christmas card of New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), and "a tree of peace" was adopted in 1958 by greeting card by the UNICEF [8]; [1]. The above is published, and this グリーディングカード 2 million pieces are reprinted twice [8]. "A child and a bouquet and a dog" were adopted to a version calendar in 1966 of the UNICEF in 1964 [8]. A book of verse of Shuntaro Tanikawa published in 1970 was "the young man who looked down" and dealt with a cut and cover designs by the black and white [8]. Tanikawa writes という poetry to "copper fetishism Keiko Minami" [8]. They deal with eight points of cuts in "world literature complete works 46 Beauvoir / デュラス" (Kodansha) where the Tomiko Asabuki and others who had the friendship in 1968 were in charge of translation, and even "early childhood or other" (Kodansha) of Takehiko Fukunaga published in 1969 deals with a cut [8].
I enter into an art gallery of Paris and a contracted contract from 1961 through 1981 [1]. A south copperplate engraving was displayed in all guest rooms of Imperial Hotel in 1982, and an in succession south work decorated the cover from 1 to 13 in information magazine "IMPERIAL" of Imperial Hotel which I launched in 1992 [8]. A south work is displayed in some guest rooms as of 2011 [8]. I moved to San Francisco of the United States of America from Paris in 1981 [1] and was recommended as Japan Print Association honorary membership in 1984. I go back to Japan in 1996 [1]. "ミュゼ Yozo Hamaguchi, ヤマサコレクション" to establish a work of Yozo Hamaguchi permanently in 1998, and to display is opened and performs the possession of the south work [1]. I hid behind Yozo Hamaguchi who was a husband until late years, but the painting came to be known for "all Keiko Minami print anthologies" published in 1997 after returning home [9]. Yozo Hamaguchi of the husband dies in 2000. In 2004, I died by myocardial infarction in a hospital in Minato-ku in Tokyo [1]. 93 years old [1].
Exhibition
Private exhibition, joint exhibition
- 1960 Nichido art gallery "south Keiko exhibition"
- Museum of Modern Art "Freed orchid Dell, Yozo Hamaguchi, Keiko Minami print exhibition" Kanagawa Prefectural for 1,961 years
- The 1990 Takaoka-shi Museum "world of the fairy tale to read on a Keiko Minami exhibition copperplate engraving"
- 2001 Takaoka-shi art museum "Keiko Minami, Aiko Miyawaki exhibition"
- An art museum "encounter with Yozo Hamaguchi, the Keiko Minami poetry" Nerima Ward for 2,003 years
- The 2005 ミュゼ Yozo Hamaguchi, ヤマサコレクション Keiko Minami mourning exhibition "world of a bird and a tree and the girl copperplate poetry"
- I go around "birth 100 years Keiko Minami exhibition" - Kyoto, Takaoka, Kichijoji, Sakura, Tatebayashi for from 2011 to 2012
Other
- I exhibit it to the fifth of Yomiuri Hall "the first Tokyo international print Biennale" 1966 every time in 1957.
- I exhibit it at the third of Ljubljana Museum of Modern Art "second Ljubljana international print Biennale" 1959, the sixth of 1965 in 1957.
- I exhibit it at the 32nd of Tokyo Museum "the 27th Japan Print Association exhibition" 1964, the 33rd of 1965, the 34th of 1966, the 50th in 1982 in 1959.
- I exhibit it at the seventh of Tokyo Museum "the sixth Japanese international art exhibition" 1963, the eighth of 1965, the ninth in 1967 in 1961.
- 1961 Kyoto-shi art museum "modern Japanese print exhibition"
- Museum of Modern Art "postwar modern Japanese art exhibition" Kanagawa Prefectural for 1,964 years
- The 1965 Tokyo National Museum of Modern Arts "overseas Japanese writer exhibition Europe and United States"
- 1966 Asahi, Nakanoshima, Osaka building, culture hall "the present age from Meiji print 100 years exhibition"
- 1967 Tokyo National Museum of Modern Arts "modern Japanese print"
- Museum of Modern Art "chronicle exhibition Kanagawa Prefectural for 1,971 years of the postwar art"
- From 1972 to 1973 Kyoto National Museum of Modern Arts, Tokyo National Museum of Modern Arts "European Japanese writer"
- An art museum "modern Japanese print exhibition" Tochigi Prefectural for 1,973 years
- An art museum "modern Japanese print exhibition" Nara Prefectural for 1,974 years
- "The Japanese print of the image 20th century to transform" including the 1983 St. Louis art museum
- Museum of Modern Art "fine-view graphic arts & design exhibition Toyama Prefectural for 1,985 years of the modern Japanese art"
- An art museum "trace exhibition Fukushima Prefectural for 1,985 years of the modern print"
- Museum of Modern Art "modern Japanese print 1950-1980" Kanagawa Prefectural for 1,988 years
- Museum of Modern Art "ten copperplate painters exhibition" Kanagawa Prefectural for 1,992 years
Possession
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Tree of peace (1958) Tokyo National Museum of Modern Arts possession |
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Two girls (1964) in the rain Tokyo National Museum of Modern Arts possession |
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Tree (1970) Kyoto National Museum of Modern Arts possession |
in Japan
- The National Museum of Art (Osaka-shi, Osaka)
- Takaoka-shi art museum (Takaoka-shi, Toyama)
- Gunma Prefectural Tatebayashi art museum (Tatebayashi-shi, Gunma)
- Musashino City Kichijoji art museum (Musashino-shi, Tokyo)
- ミュゼ Yozo Hamaguchi, ヤマサコレクション (Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
- In addition, museum of Aichi art museum, Okawa Museum, Ohara art museum, an Ome City art museum, Kanagawa Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, Karuizawa Museum of Contemporary Art, Kyoto National Museum of Modern Arts, Kurobe-shi art museum, Gunma Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, Keio University art center, a cigarette and the salt, Chiba-shi art museum, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo National Museum of Modern Arts, Tochigi Prefectural art museum, Toyama Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, Niigata Prefectural Museum of Modern Art, Hyogo Prefectural art museum, Machida municipal institution international print art museum, Miyazaki Prefectural art museum, Yamanashi Prefectural art museum, Wakayama Prefectural Museum of Modern Art possesses a south work in Japan.
Overseas in Japan
- French national library (France Paris)
- New York Museum of Modern Art (United States of America, New York)
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (United States of America, Boston)
- Dusseldorf art museum () (Germany Dusseldorf)
- In addition, Victoria & Albert Museum (the U.K.), Tate modern (the U.K.) thinner city Museum () (the United States of America), Spenser Museum () (the United States of America), Boston community library (the United States of America), Portland art museum, Baltimore art museum () (the United States of America), cash register on de ヌール Museum () (the United States of America), Los Angeles county Museum (the United States of America), National Gallery of art (the United States of America), Hans Lange Museum (Germany), Paris City (France), the French Department of Education (France) possess a south work out of Japan.
Anthology
- "World sky, bird, water of limited edition Keiko Minami…"Art publishing company 1973
- "All Keiko Minami print anthologies" Chuo Koron art publication 1997
- "ボヌール Keiko Minami anthology" little more 2006
Footnote
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p Keiko Minami Tokyo cultural assets research institute
- An exhibition of copperplate painter, Keiko Minami in "ミュゼ Yozo Hamaguchi, ヤマサコレクション" of ^ Tokyo from Takaoka held. Takaoka-shi, December 2, 2013
- Art museum Sakura City for ^ Keiko Minami exhibition birth 100 years
- ^ a b c d e "Keiko Minami abbreviation chronological history" "print art" 133, pp.68-69
- ^ a b Kunio Motoe "art "print art" 133 of the Keiko Minami ε neighborhood", pp.40-55
- ^ Tsunesaku Maeda "memory "print art" 133 of Keiko Minami", pp.58
- It is "print art" 133, pp.62-64 from ^ a b Chiaki Seo "sketchbook of Keiko Minami"
- ^ a b c d e f g h "be loved by world people" "print art" 133, pp.66-67
- ^ "writer Keiko Minami "print art" 152 of the attention", p.76
References
- "Yozo Hamaguchi, a Keiko Minami exhibition meets you with the poetry" Nerima Ward art museum editing; Nerima Ward art museum, 2003
- Keiko Minami, Yozo Hamaguchi "Keiko Minami, a Yozo Hamaguchi exhibition meets you with the appeal of the fairy tale and the quietness that transcended; is opening memory exhibition" Takaoka-shi art museum, 1995
- Keiko Minami, ミュゼ Yozo Hamaguchi, ヤマサコレクション, Shuntaro Tanikawa, Mimi Hachikai, 文月悠光 "a Keiko Minami exhibition is ミュゼ Yozo Hamaguchi, ヤマサコレクション, 2011 for birth 100 years"
- Keiko Minami "ボヌール Keiko Minami anthology" little more, 2006
- Keiko Minami "a Keiko Minami exhibition is NHK Service Center, 2011 for birth 100 years"
- Keiko Minami "the trip of the ship is world Tsukama bookshop, 2014 of poetry and children's story and copperplate engraving Keiko Minami"
- "Print art" Abe publication
- "A special feature: Keiko Minami copperplate engraving nocturne" 133 (autumn of 2006 issue)
- "Up-and-coming writer Keiko Minami" 152 (summer of 2011 issue)
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