Koji Fukiya "Feminine Beauty of Intellect and Senses: Fragrances of 1920s Paris and Japanese Lyricism"

poster for Koji Fukiya "Feminine Beauty of Intellect and Senses: Fragrances of 1920s Paris and Japanese Lyricism"

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At Yayoi Museum
Media: Illustration, Painting, Art Talk

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Fukiya debuted as a standard-bearer of Taisho Romanticism and was at the top of the illustration world in the Showa Era. He was also the lyricist who wrote the words to the children's song "Bride Doll" when he was 25 years old and following his studies in Nihonga (Japanese style painting), he was active as a member of the École de Paris. His Jojoga (lyricist painting) show Japanese feeling and exoticism, and his heroines are intelligent with a hidden but deep sensuality. The artist created a unique beauty through the fusion of mutually contradictory senses.

Gallery Talk with artist's family
Date & Time: May 13th, 14:00-

[Image: Kouji Fukiya "Bride" 1968]

Schedule

From 2007-04-05 To 2007-07-01
Open through Golden Week (April 30th through May 6th).

Artist(s)

Koji Fukiya

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