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| Manga artist* Takehiko Inoue has carved 120,000 Buddhist statues during the Edo period. [Enku-san], who carved 120,000 Buddhist statues in the Edo period. Hokkaido, Aomori, Gifu, Aichi, Shiga, and Mie. He visited Hokkaido, Aomori, Gifu, Aichi, Shiga, and Mie, and saw about 1,400 Buddhist statues. 72 pages of newly drawn sketches. ................................................ "The Master was here! " [I want my manga to be like Enku's Buddha images.] In the course of his travels, Inoue Yuhiko mused. Enku was an ascetic monk and sculptor of the Edo period. Enku was an ascetic monk and sculptor of the Edo period, who created 120,000 sculptures during his lifetime. who created 120,000 sculptures in his lifetime. [Table of Contents] Chapter 1 [Nice to meet you, Mr. Enku]. Travels in Gifu Postcards by Takehiko Inoue [Enku Buddha]. Sketch of the trip Chapter 2 [Crying for Enku Buddha who is still active and adored]. Travels in Aomori*Hokkaido Guest=Yuji Yamashita(Art Historian) Post report by Yuhiko Inoue [Water came out of my eyes when I visited Enku-butsu]. Travel Sketches Chapter 3 [Let me call you master! ] Travels in Gifu*Aichi*Shiga*Mie Part 1 Travel Sketches Chapter 4 [As the same creator]. Travels in Gifu*Aichi*Shiga*Mie Part 2 Travel Sketches Postscript Enku Q&A Enku spots traveled in this book [Author's Profile] Takehiko Inoue Manga artist, born in Kagoshima prefecture in 1967, made his debut in 1988 with "Maple Purple", serialized "SLAM DUNK" in "Shonen Jump" from 1990 to 1996, serialized "Vagabond" in "Morning" from 1998 and "Real" in "Weekly Young Jump" from 1999. [In 2009, he produced [Entrance*Space*Project [Gashu-kun to Boku]] at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo; in 2011, he produced a folding screen [Shinran] commissioned by Higashi Honganji Temple in Kyoto. He has received many awards including the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Award Manga Grand Prize and the Agency for Cultural Affairs Art Encouragement New Artist Award. |
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carved 120,000 Buddhist statues during the Edo period.
[Enku-san], who carved 120,000 Buddhist statues in the Edo period.
Hokkaido, Aomori, Gifu, Aichi, Shiga, and Mie.
He visited Hokkaido, Aomori, Gifu, Aichi, Shiga, and Mie, and saw about 1,400 Buddhist statues.
72 pages of newly drawn sketches.
................................................
"The Master was here! "
[I want my manga to be like Enku's Buddha images.]
In the course of his travels, Inoue Yuhiko mused.
Enku was an ascetic monk and sculptor of the Edo period.
Enku was an ascetic monk and sculptor of the Edo period, who created 120,000 sculptures during his lifetime.
who created 120,000 sculptures in his lifetime.
[Table of Contents]
Chapter 1 [Nice to meet you, Mr. Enku].
Travels in Gifu
Postcards by Takehiko Inoue [Enku Buddha].
Sketch of the trip
Chapter 2 [Crying for Enku Buddha who is still active and adored].
Travels in Aomori*Hokkaido Guest=Yuji Yamashita(Art Historian)
Post report by Yuhiko Inoue [Water came out of my eyes when I visited Enku-butsu].
Travel Sketches
Chapter 3 [Let me call you master! ]
Travels in Gifu*Aichi*Shiga*Mie Part 1
Travel Sketches
Chapter 4 [As the same creator].
Travels in Gifu*Aichi*Shiga*Mie Part 2
Travel Sketches
Postscript
Enku Q&A
Enku spots traveled in this book
[Author's Profile]
Takehiko Inoue
Manga artist, born in Kagoshima prefecture in 1967, made his debut in 1988 with "Maple Purple", serialized "SLAM DUNK" in "Shonen Jump" from 1990 to 1996, serialized "Vagabond" in "Morning" from 1998 and "Real" in "Weekly Young Jump" from 1999. [In 2009, he produced [Entrance*Space*Project [Gashu-kun to Boku]] at the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo; in 2011, he produced a folding screen [Shinran] commissioned by Higashi Honganji Temple in Kyoto. He has received many awards including the Tezuka Osamu Cultural Award Manga Grand Prize and the Agency for Cultural Affairs Art Encouragement New Artist Award.
マンガ家・井上雄彦が
江戸時代に12万体もの仏像を彫った
「円空さん」に出会う。
北海道、青森、岐阜、愛知、滋賀、三重を
訪ね歩いて見た仏像の数、約1400体。
描き下ろしスケッチ72ページ掲載。
…………………………………………
“お師匠さんがここにいた! "
「ぼくのマンガが円空の仏像のようであってほしい」。
旅を重ねるなかで井上雄彦はそうつぶやいた。
江戸時代の修行僧であり彫刻家、円空。
生涯に12万体を制作した稀代の人物の
足跡をたどる旅がはじまる——
〈目次〉
第1章 「はじめまして、円空さん」
岐阜の旅
井上雄彦の取材後記「円空仏」
旅のスケッチ
第2章 「現役で慕われる円空仏に泣く」
青森・北海道の旅 ゲスト=山下裕二(美術史家)
井上雄彦の取材後記「円空仏取材で目から水が出た」
旅のスケッチ
第3章 「師匠と呼ばせてください! 」
岐阜・愛知・滋賀・三重の旅 前編
旅のスケッチ
第4章 「同じつくり手として」
岐阜・愛知・滋賀・三重の旅 後編
旅のスケッチ
あとがき
円空Q&A
この本で旅した円空スポット
【著者プロフィール】
井上雄彦（いのうえ・たけひこ）
漫画家。1967年鹿児島県生まれ。88年「楓パープル」でデビュー。90?96年『SLAM DUNK』を『少年ジャンプ』で連載。98年より『モーニング』で『バガボンド』を、99年より『週刊ヤングジャンプ』で『リアル』を連載中。2008?10年、上野の森美術館ほかで「最後のマンガ展」を開催。09年、東京都現代美術館にて「エントランス・スペース・プロジェクト《ガシュウ君とぼく》」を手がける。11年、京都・東本願寺より依頼された屏風「親鸞」を制作。手塚治虫文化賞マンガ大賞、文化庁芸術選奨新人賞ほか受賞多数。