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Fujita - A Journey into Color
 Original text before translation
フジタ－色彩への旅
(ISBN 978-4-7630-2109-0)
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(ISBN 978-4-7630-2109-0)
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B5 size, 224 pages (220 illustrations)
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2021
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| The destination is the studio of Leonard*Fujita [Tsuguharu Fujita]. Leaving Paris, he traveled to Central and South America, Mainland China, Southeast Asia, and New York. Focusing on Fujita's travels and colors, this book traces the artist's career and life. In search of local landscapes and people, exotic history and customs In the 1920s, Fujita completed "Milky Skin" and became the darling of the Paris art world. He then left Paris, and in the course of his long journey, developed new motifs, compositions for group portraits, and expressive techniques with rich colors. This exhibition details the transition of his work through illustrations and text. This is the official catalog and book of the exhibition held at the Pola Museum of Art in Hakone, Japan. Although we associate Fujita with "Paris," "Milky Skin," and "Cats," he actually traveled around the world from around 1930 and painted many colorful works, using his travels as his studio. In particular, during his travels in Central and South America, Japan, and China from the early to mid-1930s, he developed an interest in local history, customs, folk tools, and architecture, and produced paintings full of originality by incorporating local sketches, photographs taken during his travels, and folk materials he collected himself into his works. This book features many of Fujita's colorful works from his travels around the world. *Some of them are written in both Japanese and English. Planning/Pora Art Museum B5 size, 224 pages (220 illustrations) |
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Leaving Paris, he traveled to Central and South America, Mainland China, Southeast Asia, and New York.
Focusing on Fujita's travels and colors, this book traces the artist's career and life.
In search of local landscapes and people, exotic history and customs
In the 1920s, Fujita completed "Milky Skin" and became the darling of the Paris art world. He then left Paris, and in the course of his long journey, developed new motifs, compositions for group portraits, and expressive techniques with rich colors.
This exhibition details the transition of his work through illustrations and text. This is the official catalog and book of the exhibition held at the Pola Museum of Art in Hakone, Japan.
Although we associate Fujita with "Paris," "Milky Skin," and "Cats," he actually traveled around the world from around 1930 and painted many colorful works, using his travels as his studio. In particular, during his travels in Central and South America, Japan, and China from the early to mid-1930s, he developed an interest in local history, customs, folk tools, and architecture, and produced paintings full of originality by incorporating local sketches, photographs taken during his travels, and folk materials he collected himself into his works. This book features many of Fujita's colorful works from his travels around the world.
*Some of them are written in both Japanese and English.
Planning/Pora Art Museum
B5 size, 224 pages (220 illustrations)
旅先こそがレオナール・フジタ[藤田嗣治]のアトリエ —
パリを離れ、中南北米、中国大陸や東南アジア、ニューヨークへ。
フジタの旅路と色彩に焦点をあて、その画業と生涯をたどる画集。
土地の風景や人物、異国の歴史や風俗を求めて
1920年代「乳白色の肌」を完成、パリ画壇の寵児となるフジタ。その後パリを離れ、長い旅路のなかで、あらたなモティーフや群像表現のための構図、豊かな色彩による表現手法を開拓する。
その変遷が図版とテキストにより詳細にわかる内容となっている。箱根ポーラ美術館で開催する展覧会公式図録兼書籍。
フジタといえば「パリ」や「乳白色の肌」、「猫」などを連想するが、実は1930年頃から世界中を旅し、旅先をアトリエとして色彩豊かな作品を数多く描いた。とりわけ1930年代前半から中頃までの中南米や日本国内、中国への旅では、その土地の歴史や風俗、民具、建築などへの関心を高め、現地でのスケッチや旅先で撮影した写真、自ら収集した民俗資料などを画面に取り込むことによってオリジナリティーに溢れる絵画を制作。世界を旅したフジタの色あざやかな作品を多数掲載。
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企画／ポーラ美術館
B5変型 上製本 224頁（図版220点）