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獨家設計與當代藝術

滨田信作出生于1929年，父亲是滨田正治，出生地为东京，为正治浜田的次子。1930年，他随家人迁往栃木县的真岡町（Mashiko），并在此定居至今。他与儿子友生并肩在其父亲创立的原址园区工作。滨田信作在东京早稲田大学学习工业美术。自1970年起，他开始在全球各地展出，并接管滨田住宅的事务管理。1978年，滨田信作被任命为真岡 sankokan 博物馆馆长。

信作一直努力将自己的作品与父亲区分开来，力求避免相似性，发展出属于自己原创的风格。1999年，在陶艺实践50年之际，他在东京日本桥三越百货店艺术馆再次举办他的个人第30次展览。

原件签名并盖章的 tomobako 附件。

尺寸：

直径：27,4 cm 
高度：5,3 cm

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Shinsaku Hamada was born in Tokyo, the second son of Shōji Hamada, in 1929. In 1930, he moved with his family to the town of Mashiko in Tochigi Prefecture, where he currently resides. He and his son, Tomoo, work alongside each other in the original compound established by his father. Shinsaku Hamada studied Industrial Art at Waseda University in Tokyo. Starting in 1970, he began to exhibit around the world and take over direction of the Hamada compound. In 1978, Shinsaku Hamada was named Director of the Mashiko Sankokan Museum.
Shinsaku was always keen to distinguish his own work from that of his father, making a conscious effort to resist likeness and to develop an original style of his own.  In 1999, after 50 years of practicing Togei, he celebrated his 30th solo exhibition—once again at Tokyo’s Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Department Store Art Gallery.

Including original signed and sealed tomobako.

Measurements: 

diameter: 27,4 cm 
height: 5,3 cm


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Hamada Shinsaku (1929-2023) - 盤子 - 陶器, 非常精美的益子柿釉日盘，并附有题写的友箱

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