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Author: Riko Imahashi
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著者：今橋理子
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| [The fantastic painters who painted only cherry blossoms Famous Daimyo (feudal lords) possessed by cherry blossoms Included in this all-color book are approximately 140 cherry blossom paintings by Mikuma Shiko, Mikuma Roka, Hirose Hanagakure, Oda Serena, and Matsudaira Sadanobu, all of whom are unknown to the public. The first section focuses on the Mikumuma school and its works, and the second section on Sadanobu Matsudaira, who was also a "landscape gardening fanatic," and introduces cherry blossom paintings and other works secretly left at his disposal. The author, the godfather of the Mikumuma school, spins a genealogy of the "flower fanatics. Riko Imahashi*. Professor at Gakushuin Women's College. Completed the doctoral course at Gakushuin University Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences. D. in Philosophy in 1994. Specialized in Japanese art history (history of painting in the early modern period)*Comparative Japanese Culture. His doctoral dissertation was published in the book [Flower and Bird Paintings of Edo? Culture and its Representation of Natural History] (Skydoor, 1995), for which he published his doctoral dissertation, won the 17th Suntory Prize for Arts and Letters* and the 46th Art Encouragement Prize for New Artists. He is the author of "Edo Paintings and Literature: A Cultural History of Edo in Depiction and Words" (University of Tokyo Press, 1999, winner of the 12th Kokka Prize), "The Modern Age of Akita Ranga" (University of Tokyo Press, 1999, winner of the 12th Kokka Prize), and "The Modern Age of Akita Ranga" (University of Tokyo Press, 1999, winner of the 12th Kokka Prize). Reading Naotake Odano's "Shinobazunoike" (2009, winner of the 22nd Watsuji Tetsuro Cultural Prize) and many others. |
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Famous Daimyo (feudal lords) possessed by cherry blossoms
Included in this all-color book are approximately 140 cherry blossom paintings by Mikuma Shiko, Mikuma Roka, Hirose Hanagakure, Oda Serena, and Matsudaira Sadanobu, all of whom are unknown to the public.
The first section focuses on the Mikumuma school and its works, and the second section on Sadanobu Matsudaira, who was also a "landscape gardening fanatic," and introduces cherry blossom paintings and other works secretly left at his disposal.
The author, the godfather of the Mikumuma school, spins a genealogy of the "flower fanatics.
Riko Imahashi*.
Professor at Gakushuin Women's College. Completed the doctoral course at Gakushuin University Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences.
D. in Philosophy in 1994. Specialized in Japanese art history (history of painting in the early modern period)*Comparative Japanese Culture.
His doctoral dissertation was published in the book [Flower and Bird Paintings of Edo? Culture and its Representation of Natural History] (Skydoor, 1995), for which he published his doctoral dissertation, won the 17th Suntory Prize for Arts and Letters* and the 46th Art Encouragement Prize for New Artists.
He is the author of "Edo Paintings and Literature: A Cultural History of Edo in Depiction and Words" (University of Tokyo Press, 1999, winner of the 12th Kokka Prize), "The Modern Age of Akita Ranga" (University of Tokyo Press, 1999, winner of the 12th Kokka Prize), and "The Modern Age of Akita Ranga" (University of Tokyo Press, 1999, winner of the 12th Kokka Prize). Reading Naotake Odano's "Shinobazunoike" (2009, winner of the 22nd Watsuji Tetsuro Cultural Prize) and many others.
「桜だけを描く」幻の絵師たちと 桜花に憑かれた名大名 三熊思孝、三熊露香、広瀬花隠、織田瑟々、そして松平定信、知られざる桜画約140点をオールカラーで収録。
第一部では三熊派とその作品、第二部では「造園狂」でもあった松平定信を取り上げ手元に密かに遺された桜花図譜等を紹介。
三熊派の名付け親である著者が紡ぐ、「花狂い」達の系譜。
今橋理子(いまはし・りこ)
学習院女子大学教授。学習院大学大学院人文科学研究科博士後期課程修了。
1994年、博士(哲学)。専門は日本美術史(近世絵画史)・比較日本文化論。
博士論文を公刊した著書『江戸の花鳥画?博物学をめぐる文化とその表象』(スカイドア、1995年)で第17回サントリー学芸賞・第46回芸術選奨新人賞を受賞。
著書に『江戸絵画と文学〈描写〉と〈ことば〉の江戸文化史』(東京大学出版会、1999年、第12回國華賞受賞)、『秋田蘭画の近代?小田野直武「不忍池図」を読む』(同、2009年、第二十二回和辻哲郎文化賞受賞)など多数。