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The World of Japanese Painting and Kabuki: Higashiyama Kaii and Modern Japanese Masterpieces
 Original text before translation
日本画と歌舞伎の世界 東山魁夷と近代日本の名画
(ISBN 978-4-7630-2026-0)
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(ISBN 978-4-7630-2026-0)
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B5 size, 200 pages (approx. 250 illustrations)
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2020
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| A world of beauty woven by great actors and masterpieces. It is the ultimate in luxury to see masterpieces from the worlds of Kabuki and Japanese painting by eminent artists of their predecessors lined up like this. -- Reiichi Tsuchiya (Vice President, Nitten) This book introduces the relationship between Japanese painting and Kabuki, and the art of the masters who contributed to the development of culture and made great achievements in postwar Japan, Japanese beauty that should be preserved for future generations. At the suggestion of architect Gojuya Yoshida, who was involved in the reconstruction and renovation of the Kabuki-za Theater and the old Meiji-za Theater after the war, masterpieces by the masters of modern Japanese art were displayed all together in both theaters. Known as "intermission museums," they have played an important role as symbols of beauty and emotion in both theaters. Even today, these masterpieces remain on display for the enjoyment of theater-goers. In particular, Kaii Higashiyama, Yomogiharu Yamaguchi, and Meiji Hashimoto have deep ties to Kabuki, and they wrote the calligraphy for the costumes (uchikake) of onnagata* Nakamura Utaemon VI, with whom they had a close friendship, and created the original drawings for the cover of the plot book and the original draperies for the rugs. Also on view for the first time are the materials of Hashimoto Meiji's art supervision of stage decorations and costumes. In addition to the connection between Japanese-style painters and Kabuki, the exhibition also introduces the 80-piece Japanese art collection of the Kabuki-za and Meiji-za theaters. This is a valuable volume that introduces for the first time the art collections of both theaters, which can be considered a competition of beauty. This book is a collection of works published in conjunction with an exhibition commemorating the 15th anniversary of the Higashiyama Kaii Memorial Museum in Ichikawa City, with special cooperation from Shochiku, Kabuki-za, and Meiji-za. Higashiyama Kaii, Kawai Gyokudo, Nakamura Gakuryo, Kato Eizo, Uemura Shoen, Iwata Masami, Ito Shinsui, Matsubayashi Keigetsu, Tanaka Ichian, Yamaguchi Hoshun, Kikuchi Keigetsu, Nishiyama Suisho, Kaburaki Kiyokata, Takeuchi Seiho, Kenzan Nanpo, Okumura Togyu, Kataoka Kyoko, Kakurai Kazuo, Oyama Chusaku, Matsuo Toshio, Hashimoto Meiji, Maeda Seison, Ono Chikkyo Hideo Nishiyama, Impression Domoto, Kyujin Yamamoto, Nei Sugiyama, Tatsuo Takayama, Sai Morita, Shuho Yamakawa, Sabrosuke Okada, Noboru Hasegawa ...... The Kabuki-za and Meiji-za theaters' gem collections of Japanese paintings are all on display! Special cooperation/ Shochiku Co. Planning and composition*Writing and editing/Ichikawa Higashiyama Kaii Memorial Museum |
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It is the ultimate in luxury to see masterpieces from the worlds of Kabuki and Japanese painting by eminent artists of their predecessors lined up like this.
-- Reiichi Tsuchiya (Vice President, Nitten)
This book introduces the relationship between Japanese painting and Kabuki, and the art of the masters who contributed to the development of culture and made great achievements in postwar Japan, Japanese beauty that should be preserved for future generations.
At the suggestion of architect Gojuya Yoshida, who was involved in the reconstruction and renovation of the Kabuki-za Theater and the old Meiji-za Theater after the war, masterpieces by the masters of modern Japanese art were displayed all together in both theaters. Known as "intermission museums," they have played an important role as symbols of beauty and emotion in both theaters. Even today, these masterpieces remain on display for the enjoyment of theater-goers.
In particular, Kaii Higashiyama, Yomogiharu Yamaguchi, and Meiji Hashimoto have deep ties to Kabuki, and they wrote the calligraphy for the costumes (uchikake) of onnagata* Nakamura Utaemon VI, with whom they had a close friendship, and created the original drawings for the cover of the plot book and the original draperies for the rugs. Also on view for the first time are the materials of Hashimoto Meiji's art supervision of stage decorations and costumes.
In addition to the connection between Japanese-style painters and Kabuki, the exhibition also introduces the 80-piece Japanese art collection of the Kabuki-za and Meiji-za theaters. This is a valuable volume that introduces for the first time the art collections of both theaters, which can be considered a competition of beauty.
This book is a collection of works published in conjunction with an exhibition commemorating the 15th anniversary of the Higashiyama Kaii Memorial Museum in Ichikawa City, with special cooperation from Shochiku, Kabuki-za, and Meiji-za.
Higashiyama Kaii, Kawai Gyokudo, Nakamura Gakuryo, Kato Eizo, Uemura Shoen, Iwata Masami, Ito Shinsui, Matsubayashi Keigetsu, Tanaka Ichian, Yamaguchi Hoshun, Kikuchi Keigetsu, Nishiyama Suisho, Kaburaki Kiyokata, Takeuchi Seiho, Kenzan Nanpo, Okumura Togyu, Kataoka Kyoko, Kakurai Kazuo, Oyama Chusaku, Matsuo Toshio, Hashimoto Meiji, Maeda Seison, Ono Chikkyo Hideo Nishiyama, Impression Domoto, Kyujin Yamamoto, Nei Sugiyama, Tatsuo Takayama, Sai Morita, Shuho Yamakawa, Sabrosuke Okada, Noboru Hasegawa ......
The Kabuki-za and Meiji-za theaters' gem collections of Japanese paintings are all on display!
Special cooperation/ Shochiku Co.
Planning and composition*Writing and editing/Ichikawa Higashiyama Kaii Memorial Museum
名優と名画が織りなす美の世界。
歌舞伎の世界と日本画の錚々たる先輩方の名品がこうやって並ぶことは、このうえない贅沢の極みである。
—— 土屋禮一（日展副理事長）
本書では、日本画と歌舞伎の関わり、そして戦後日本において文化の発展に寄与し、大きな功績を残した巨匠たちの芸術という、後世に残すべき日本の美を紹介。
戦後、歌舞伎座復興改築と旧明治座復興改築に携わった建築家吉田五十八の提案により、両劇場内には近代日本美術の巨匠たちによる名画が一堂に掲げられた。それらは「幕間の美術館」として知られ、両劇場において美と情緒の象徴として重要な役割を担ってきた。いまでもそれらの名画は掲げられており、観劇に訪れた人々の目を楽しませている。
とくに、東山魁夷をはじめとして、山口蓬春、橋本明治と歌舞伎のつながりは深く、親交のあった女形・六世中村歌右衛門の衣裳（打掛）への揮毫、筋書の表紙原画、緞帳原画を手がけた。また、橋本明治による舞台装飾や衣裳についての美術監修資料を初公開。
こうした日本画家と歌舞伎のつながりだけでなく、80点にも及ぶ歌舞伎座、明治座の日本美術コレクションも紹介。美の競演ともいえる両劇場の美術コレクションが初めて紹介される貴重な一冊。
本書は、松竹株式会社、株式会社歌舞伎座、株式会社明治座の特別協力のもと、市川市東山魁夷記念館が開館15周年を記念して開催する展覧会に併せて刊行される作品集。
東山魁夷、川合玉堂、中村岳陵、加藤栄三、上村松園、岩田正巳、伊東深水、松林桂月、田中以知庵、山口蓬春、菊池契月、西山翠嶂、鏑木清方、竹内栖鳳、堅山南風、奥村土牛、片岡球子、加倉井和夫、大山忠作、松尾敏男、橋本明治、前田青邨、小野竹喬、西山英雄、堂本印象、山本丘人、杉山寧、髙山辰雄、森田沙伊、山川秀峰、岡田三郎助、長谷川昇……
歌舞伎座と明治座の珠玉の日本画コレクションを一挙公開！
特別協力／松竹株式会社、株式会社歌舞伎座、株式会社明治座
企画構成・執筆編集／市川市東山魁夷記念館