Himo - Takasawa Keiichi 高沢圭一 (1914-1984) - Japan

Himo 紐(ひも)｜Takasawa Keiichi 高沢圭一(たかさわけいいち)

Takasawa Keiichi's work Himo is a representative print work of a woman image that he was good at. It depicts the gesture of a woman wearing Japanese clothing pulling a string of clothes toward her hand. The "emotion hidden inside a woman" and "sex appeal" that Takasawa Keiichi was good at are skillfully expressed through the prop called a string.

There are stains due to aging.

Artist Profile:
1914 Born in Gunma Prefecture.
1939 Won the Asahi Shimbun Award at the Holy War Art Exhibition.
Gained the acquaintance of Fujita Tsuguharu.
1974 Held the Paris exhibition "Flowers and Butterflies" at the Vendôme Gallery in Paris.
1975 Won an award at the French Le Salon exhibition.
1976 In charge of the cover illustration for Fujin Koron.
1983 Passed away at the age of 69.

Accessories:
None

Dimensions & Weight:
Height 60 cm, Width 48 cm
Weight: 72.5 g

Technique:
Lithograph, Arches paper

Signatures:
Hand signed

Edition:
Limited edition (112/200)

Conditions:
Good condition

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