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Japan Art Academy Prize にほん げいじゅついん しょう

Edition 37 (1981)

Arts

Winners

5 people
Kiseki Kosaka こさか きせき imperial prize

寒山詩二首 by 小坂奇石 is an award-winning work whose publication context and genre are identified from the award entry.

寒山詩二首 is one of the works associated with 小坂奇石's award record.

Chinese poetrycalligraphytwo-panel folding screen
Kazuo Kakurai かくらい かずお award

Aosono is a Japanese-style painting Kazuo Kakurai exhibited at the 12th Nitten in 1980. It layers a resplendent peacock with outspread feathers over an expanse evocative of the foothills of Mount Fuji, creating a composition of clear color and poetic feeling.

A Japanese-style painting of a peacock unfolding against the imagined foothills of Mount Fuji.

peacockMount Fujibird-and-flower paintingclear natural landscape
Kenzo Narahara ならはら けんぞう award

Gyokō Yakei (Fishing Port at Night) is a landscape painting by Kenzo Narahara, exhibited at Nitten, depicting a nighttime fishing port through its lights and still waters.

An oil painting of the lights and stillness of a fishing port at night.

fishing portnightscapelandscape paintinglight and water
Kazuo Nonomura ののむら かずお award

物とのはざま by 野々村一男 is an award-winning work whose publication context and genre are identified from the award entry.

物とのはざま is one of the works associated with 野々村一男's award record.

Male nude figureRelationship between the human body and materialitySculpture
Asakura Isokichi あさくら いそきち award

Sado no Inshō (Impressions of Sado), a series of decorative plates, is a color-decorated porcelain work in which ceramic artist Isokichi Asakura expressed impressions of the island's scenery.

A series of decorative porcelain plates inspired by the scenery of Sado.

Sadocolor-decorated porcelaindecorative platesceramics