Byōbu folding screen - - Very fine panel "Red Sky Sakura", signed, Textile - Japan
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Yoshio Horiba (1920-2006) was a Western-style painter born in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture. After graduating from the Ishikawa Normal School's advanced course (art), he was drafted into the military and worked as a public school teacher after the war. He studied under Saburo Miyamoto and Sosuke Yamaguchi, and received numerous awards, including the 5th Niki Exhibition Award, the Niki Exhibition Member Award, the Niki Association 40th Anniversary Award, the Niki Association Member Award, and the Narui Award. In 1977, he was recommended as a member of the Niki Association. He consistently depicted the landscapes and scenery of Noto, centered around Wajima, building a world of art that conveys a deep appreciation for his hometown.
The Niki-kai is a leading Japanese art organization for painting and sculpture, founded in 1947. Formed by artists who left the former Nikakai, it aims to "mark a second era of new post-war art." It holds the annual Nikikai Exhibition, a nationwide open-call exhibition, every autumn, showcasing both figurative and non-figurative works.
Dimensions: 174 x 56 cm
Good condition, there are signs of wear due to age and normal use, stains, marks, scratches; please, see pictures for actual condition.
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Yoshio Horiba (1920-2006) was a Western-style painter born in Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture. After graduating from the Ishikawa Normal School's advanced course (art), he was drafted into the military and worked as a public school teacher after the war. He studied under Saburo Miyamoto and Sosuke Yamaguchi, and received numerous awards, including the 5th Niki Exhibition Award, the Niki Exhibition Member Award, the Niki Association 40th Anniversary Award, the Niki Association Member Award, and the Narui Award. In 1977, he was recommended as a member of the Niki Association. He consistently depicted the landscapes and scenery of Noto, centered around Wajima, building a world of art that conveys a deep appreciation for his hometown.
The Niki-kai is a leading Japanese art organization for painting and sculpture, founded in 1947. Formed by artists who left the former Nikakai, it aims to "mark a second era of new post-war art." It holds the annual Nikikai Exhibition, a nationwide open-call exhibition, every autumn, showcasing both figurative and non-figurative works.
Dimensions: 174 x 56 cm
Good condition, there are signs of wear due to age and normal use, stains, marks, scratches; please, see pictures for actual condition.
Registered shipping with tracking number, well packed for safe and fast delivering!
Details
Era
1900-2000
Country of origin
Japan
Designer/artist/maker
Horiba Yoshio (1920-2006)
Material
- Very fine panel "Red Sky Sakura", signed, Textile
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
56 cm
Width
174 cm
Depth
1.5 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
