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Taninaka Yasunori "Obaasan no Hikkoshi (Old Lady's Move)"
I've always been a fan of Yasunori Taninaka's works and have been featured at the Tokyo Art & Antiques (former Nihonbashi Kyobashi Antique Festival) for the past few years. And so that as many people as possible can get to know Taninaka's wonderful world view, let's introduce it little by little on this site! So, as the first Taninaka work this time, I chose "Old Lady's Move" contained in H...
Suda Kokuta "Ryumon Buddha Head"
For some reason, there are paintings that are favored by "Shikisha". Most of the favored artists are from the Meiji to Taisho eras, as a post-war painter, it would be Suda Kokuta. This work is one of the popular series among antique lovers, which depicts the bodhisattva head of the Ryumon Cave. As for the reason why our gallery handles this drawing is because I was more interested in "The Bodhi...
Hidetaka, FURUKAWA exhibition 'Walking to search Tokyo for the lost Edo'
Furukawa is the artist, who in charged texts and illustrations of the “Walking to search Tokyo for the lost Edo” in the “monthly NIHOMBASHI” for two and half years. The show will be first occasion to check these original paintings on this series.
