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Fuku Shoji

しょうじ ふく

Shoji Fuku

プロフィール

性別
女性
生誕
1910-03-26 （Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan）
死没
2002-10-19 92歳
国籍
Japanese
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Matsumoto, Nagano, Japan → Sendai, Miyagi, Japan → Tokyo, Japan → Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

経歴

職業
Nihonga painter, Painter
活動期間
1941年〜2002年
所属
Japan Art Institute
所属団体
Japan Art Institute
影響を受けた人物

学歴

Joshibi Women's Art University (formerly Joshibi Women's College)
Teacher Training Course, Nihonga Department / Nihonga (Japanese-style painting)
国: Japan
Graduated from the Teacher Training Course, Nihonga Department

受賞歴

Kahoku Art Prize
1941
主催: Tohoku Art Exhibition (Kahoku Art Exhibition)
結果: 受賞
Prime Minister's Award
1974
主催: Japan Art Institute
結果: 受賞
Art Encouragement Prize (Minister of Education Award)
1986
対象作品: Toki
主催: Art Encouragement Prize (Agency for Cultural Affairs)
結果: 受賞
Honorary Doctorate
2010
主催: Joshibi University of Art and Design
結果: 授与

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

1974年 Nihonga (Japanese-style painting)

A major work depicting the harmony between the natural landscapes of the Tohoku region and Buddhist ruins, expressing the passage of time and weathering in a serene manner.

Tohoku regionNatureBuddhist ruinsTime and weathering

Toki

1986年 Nihonga (Japanese-style painting)

A work that incorporates oil painting techniques into nihonga, thematically centered on the passage of time and memory.

TimeMemoryNature

Shoji Fuku Art Collection

1989年 Art collection / Monograph

A collection of works published by Mainichi Shimbunsha, featuring representative pieces and commentary.

RetrospectiveCollection

全著作

  • Shoji Fuku Art Collection (Mainichi Shimbunsha, 1989)

作風・主題

文体
A serene and subtly profound painting styleNihonga expression incorporating elements of oil painting
頻出モチーフ
Buddhist ruinsTohoku landscapesTransformation of nature and time

評価・遺産

Established a serene and subtle style focusing on Tohoku landscapes, Buddhist ruins, and nature. Her major works are held mainly in public museums, she served in important roles at the Japan Art Institute, and she has been honored with distinctions including an honorary doctorate.

記念館・博物館

  • Akita Museum of Modern Art Akita Prefecture, Japan
  • Miyagi Museum of Art Miyagi Prefecture, Japan
  • The Hakone Open-Air Museum Hakone, Kanagawa, Japan
  • The Museum of Modern Art, Kanagawa Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
  • Joshibi University of Art and Design Museum Tokyo, Japan (Joshibi University)
  • Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
  • Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum Tokyo, Japan
  • National art institutions
  • Sato Museum of Art Tokyo, Japan
  • Nirasaki Omura Museum of Art Nirasaki, Yamanashi, Japan

関連学会

  • Japan Art Institute

資料所蔵先

  • Joshibi University of Art and Design Museum
  • National art institutions / archives

豆知識

  • Her eldest daughter is the nihonga painter Ono Ten.
  • She resumed artistic activities after her husband fell ill with tuberculosis.
  • She traveled for research to India, Nepal, Egypt and Kenya.
  • In 1989 the 'Shoji Fuku Art Collection' was published by Mainichi Shimbunsha.
  • In 2010 Joshibi University of Art and Design conferred an honorary doctorate (posthumous recognition).