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Takamatsuzuka Tomb Mural: A Story of Photography
 Original text before translation
高松塚古墳壁画 撮影物語
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JAN:9784892731105
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| *Book [Convenience Store Booklet Series [The Story of Photographing the Mural Paintings of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus in Commemoration of the Forty-Fifth Anniversary of the Discovery of the Mural Paintings]]*] A book about the Takamatsuzuka burial mound murals, how they were photographed immediately after excavation, and the secret story behind them! I was surprised when I shone a 150-watt lamp for photography. I could clearly see the human figures painted on the wall, which I could not see when I looked at it from the outside. The shadow images were so beautiful and vivid that I could only watch in silence for a while, gasping for breath. The painting here must also have been illuminated by such bright light for the first time - (from this book [Memories of photographing the Takamatsuzuka burial mound]) On March 21, 1972, an extremely colorful mural painting was found in [Takamatsuzuka Tumulus] in Asuka Village, Takaichi County, Nara Prefecture. A few days later, a color photograph gracing the front page of a newspaper became a symbol of the discovery of the mural painting, along with the name "Asuka Bijin" (Asuka Beauty), and became a sensation. In this book, the secret story of the excavation and photography is told through the writings of Fuminori Sugaya, former director of the Archaeological Institute of Kashihara, who was in charge of the Nara Prefecture side at the time, and Takeo Oyagi, former photographic technician at Convenido, who actually took the photographs. In addition, the art historical value of the mural paintings is described by Yoshitaka Aruga, visiting professor at Tokyo University of the Arts, and the latest findings of the tomb mound research are written by Toru Tateishi, former investigator for the Kofuku Mural Countermeasures of the Cultural Agency. The book also includes a direct dialogue between Sugaya and Oyagi held at the Convenience Hall Collotype Gallery in 2017, making it an extremely valuable resource for understanding the process of excavating and photographing the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus mural paintings, which have been called [the discovery of the century]. The book contains many secret stories told by the people involved, such as the conditions at the site immediately after the excavation, the state of mind of the Convenient Hall photographer who took pictures in the cramped tomb, and the battle among the news media for the pictures taken, which have not faded away even more than 45 years after the discovery of the murals. We hope that this book will spark your interest in cultural properties and photographing them. Table of Contents *Yuichi Morikawa, Mayor of Asuka Village *Outline of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus *Mural painting of the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus, a national treasure *About the Mural Paintings of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus Visiting Professor Yoshitaka Aruga, Tokyo University of the Arts *[Latest Research Report]Research on Takamatsuzuka Tumulus|Focusing on the results of recent excavations Toru Tateishi, Deputy Director, Culture*Education*Livelihood Creation Department, Nara Prefectural Government *The Takamatsuzuka Tumulus Mural at the Time of Its Discovery and Archaeological Photography Fuminori Sugaya, Director, Archaeological Institute of Kashihara, Nara Prefecture *Memories of Photographing Takamatsuzuka Tomb Former Photography Technician at Toshindo, Takeo Oyagi *Documents: Photography data, original photographic plate data, list of original photographic plate images *Dialogue: The Secret Story of Photographing the Murals Fuminori Sugaya*Takeo Oyagi *Resources: Progress of the Takamatsuzuka burial mound survey *Project for full-size collotype reproduction of the mural paintings of Takamatsuzuka burial mound |
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A book about the Takamatsuzuka burial mound murals, how they were photographed immediately after excavation, and the secret story behind them!
I was surprised when I shone a 150-watt lamp for photography. I could clearly see the human figures painted on the wall, which I could not see when I looked at it from the outside. The shadow images were so beautiful and vivid that I could only watch in silence for a while, gasping for breath. The painting here must also have been illuminated by such bright light for the first time - (from this book [Memories of photographing the Takamatsuzuka burial mound])
On March 21, 1972, an extremely colorful mural painting was found in [Takamatsuzuka Tumulus] in Asuka Village, Takaichi County, Nara Prefecture. A few days later, a color photograph gracing the front page of a newspaper became a symbol of the discovery of the mural painting, along with the name "Asuka Bijin" (Asuka Beauty), and became a sensation.
In this book, the secret story of the excavation and photography is told through the writings of Fuminori Sugaya, former director of the Archaeological Institute of Kashihara, who was in charge of the Nara Prefecture side at the time, and Takeo Oyagi, former photographic technician at Convenido, who actually took the photographs. In addition, the art historical value of the mural paintings is described by Yoshitaka Aruga, visiting professor at Tokyo University of the Arts, and the latest findings of the tomb mound research are written by Toru Tateishi, former investigator for the Kofuku Mural Countermeasures of the Cultural Agency. The book also includes a direct dialogue between Sugaya and Oyagi held at the Convenience Hall Collotype Gallery in 2017, making it an extremely valuable resource for understanding the process of excavating and photographing the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus mural paintings, which have been called [the discovery of the century].
The book contains many secret stories told by the people involved, such as the conditions at the site immediately after the excavation, the state of mind of the Convenient Hall photographer who took pictures in the cramped tomb, and the battle among the news media for the pictures taken, which have not faded away even more than 45 years after the discovery of the murals. We hope that this book will spark your interest in cultural properties and photographing them.
Table of Contents
*Yuichi Morikawa, Mayor of Asuka Village
*Outline of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus
*Mural painting of the Takamatsuzuka Tumulus, a national treasure
*About the Mural Paintings of Takamatsuzuka Tumulus Visiting Professor Yoshitaka Aruga, Tokyo University of the Arts
*[Latest Research Report]Research on Takamatsuzuka Tumulus|Focusing on the results of recent excavations
Toru Tateishi, Deputy Director, Culture*Education*Livelihood Creation Department, Nara Prefectural Government
*The Takamatsuzuka Tumulus Mural at the Time of Its Discovery and Archaeological Photography Fuminori Sugaya, Director, Archaeological Institute of Kashihara, Nara Prefecture
*Memories of Photographing Takamatsuzuka Tomb Former Photography Technician at Toshindo, Takeo Oyagi
*Documents: Photography data, original photographic plate data, list of original photographic plate images
*Dialogue: The Secret Story of Photographing the Murals Fuminori Sugaya*Takeo Oyagi
*Resources: Progress of the Takamatsuzuka burial mound survey
*Project for full-size collotype reproduction of the mural paintings of Takamatsuzuka burial mound
高松塚古墳壁画、発掘直後に撮影された経緯と秘話を知る一冊！
撮影用の百五十ワットのランプを照らしてみて驚いた。外から見た時には見えなかった壁面に、人物像が描かれているのがはっきりと私の目に入り、あまりにも美しく、あざやかな影像に、しばらく息をのむ思いで黙って見ているだけだった。ここに描かれている絵も、初めてこのような明るい光に照らし出されたことだろう——（本書「高松塚古墳撮影の思い出」より）
昭和47年3月21日、奈良県高市郡明日香村の「高松塚古墳」から極彩色の壁画が見つかりました。数日後に新聞の一面を飾ったカラー写真は、“飛鳥美人”という名と共に壁画発見の象徴ともなり一世を風靡することになりますが、その写真を撮影したのが、便利堂でした。
本書では、その発掘と撮影にまつわる秘話を、当時奈良県側の担当をされた元橿原考古学研究所長の菅谷文則氏と、実際に撮影をした元便利堂写真技師の大八木威男氏による文章から紐解きます。また、壁画の美術史的価値を東京藝術大学客員教授の有賀祥隆氏が、最新の古墳調査成果を元文化庁古墳壁画対策調査官の建石徹氏が執筆しています。さらに2017年に便利堂コロタイプギャラリーで開催された菅谷氏と大八木氏による直接対談の内容も収録するなど、「世紀の発見」と言われた高松塚古墳壁画発掘と撮影の経緯を知る上で、大変貴重な1冊となっています。
発掘直後の現場の様子や、狭い古墳内で撮影に挑んだ便利堂写真技師の心境、そして撮影した写真を巡る報道各社の争奪戦など、関係者によって語られる秘話の数々は壁画発見から45年以上経った今でも色褪せません。本書を通じて、文化財と文化財撮影に興味を持っていただけましたら幸いです。
目次
○刊行に寄せて 明日香村長 森川裕一
○高松塚古墳の概要
○口絵：国宝 高松塚古墳壁画
○高松塚古墳壁画について 東京藝術大学客員教授 有賀祥隆
○【最新研究報告】高松塚古墳の調査研究｜近年の発掘調査成果を中心に｜
奈良県文化・教育・くらし創造部次長 建石 徹
○高松塚古墳壁画の発見当時と考古学の撮影 奈良県立橿原考古学研究所長 菅谷文則
○高松塚古墳撮影の思い出 元便利堂写真技師 大八木威男
○資料 撮影データ／撮影原板データ／撮影原板画像一覧
○対談壁画撮影秘話 菅谷文則・大八木威男
○資料 高松塚古墳調査経過
○高松塚古墳壁画原寸コロタイプ複製プロジェクト