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From Maruyama Okyo to the Modern Kyoto Art World
 Original text before translation
円山応挙から近代京都画壇へ
(ISBN 978-4-7630-1918-9)
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(ISBN 978-4-7630-1918-9)
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A4 size, 256 pages (approx. 124 illustrations)
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2019
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| Kyoto. 250 years ago to the modern age, the beauty of the royal road that transcends time and space. Permanently preserved edition looking at the entire Maruyama*Shijo school! In the 18th century, in Kyoto during the Edo period (1603-1868), known as the age of "New Currents," Maruyama Okyo brought a new style of sketch painting to the city, replacing the Kano school, which had been the mainstay of Kyoto until then, and established the Maruyama school. Koshun, who had studied under Yosano Buson and Okyo, created the Shijo School, and the Maruyama*Shijo School, which combined the two schools, became a major influence on the Kyoto art world and was succeeded by modern Japanese painting. This book is the official catalogue and book of the exhibition [From Maruyama Okyo to the Modern Kyoto Art World]. It features 124 works, including 12 important cultural properties, by 45 artists, including Okyo, Kureshun, Takeuchi Seiho, and Uemura Shoen. The exhibition also features a special feature on Daijyo-ji Temple in Kozumi-cho, Hyogo Prefecture, which houses "Daijyo-ji Sliding Screen Painting," a masterpiece from Okyo's final years and the first in 10 years at the Tokyo exhibition and 24 years in Kyoto, which is the centerpiece of the exhibition. At the same time, many enlarged images of the 13 fusuma sliding door paintings, in which various styles of painting have developed, are featured. As a special feature, one side of the Kyakuden (guest hall) is opened to the public to show how it glows golden in the sunlight, and how it appears fantastic in the dark after the sun goes down, emerging golden in the darkness. The photographs were taken by photographer Kazuyoshi Miyoshi. In the "Kyoto, Learning about the Era of New Flowers" section at the beginning of the book, Edo researcher* and illustrator Zenyoji Susumu presents a map reproducing the streets of Kyoto in the Edo period. The map conveys the energy and vitality of the townspeople of that time. This is a book that transcends time and space from the Kyoto of 250 years ago to the modern era, and provides everything you need to know about the Maruyama*Shijo School! Edited by Keishu Hirai and Ryo Furuta, Asahi Shimbun, Kyuryudo Writing/Keishu Hirai, Ryo Furuta, Jitsuko Ogura (The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto), Masako Kuroda Photo/Kazuyoshi Miyoshi, Daijyoji Temple special page Map illustration by Susumu Zenyoji |
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Permanently preserved edition looking at the entire Maruyama*Shijo school!
In the 18th century, in Kyoto during the Edo period (1603-1868), known as the age of "New Currents," Maruyama Okyo brought a new style of sketch painting to the city, replacing the Kano school, which had been the mainstay of Kyoto until then, and established the Maruyama school.
Koshun, who had studied under Yosano Buson and Okyo, created the Shijo School, and the Maruyama*Shijo School, which combined the two schools, became a major influence on the Kyoto art world and was succeeded by modern Japanese painting.
This book is the official catalogue and book of the exhibition [From Maruyama Okyo to the Modern Kyoto Art World].
It features 124 works, including 12 important cultural properties, by 45 artists, including Okyo, Kureshun, Takeuchi Seiho, and Uemura Shoen.
The exhibition also features a special feature on Daijyo-ji Temple in Kozumi-cho, Hyogo Prefecture, which houses "Daijyo-ji Sliding Screen Painting," a masterpiece from Okyo's final years and the first in 10 years at the Tokyo exhibition and 24 years in Kyoto, which is the centerpiece of the exhibition.
At the same time, many enlarged images of the 13 fusuma sliding door paintings, in which various styles of painting have developed, are featured. As a special feature, one side of the Kyakuden (guest hall) is opened to the public to show how it glows golden in the sunlight, and how it appears fantastic in the dark after the sun goes down, emerging golden in the darkness.
The photographs were taken by photographer Kazuyoshi Miyoshi. In the "Kyoto, Learning about the Era of New Flowers" section at the beginning of the book, Edo researcher* and illustrator Zenyoji Susumu presents a map reproducing the streets of Kyoto in the Edo period. The map conveys the energy and vitality of the townspeople of that time.
This is a book that transcends time and space from the Kyoto of 250 years ago to the modern era, and provides everything you need to know about the Maruyama*Shijo School!
Edited by Keishu Hirai and Ryo Furuta, Asahi Shimbun, Kyuryudo
Writing/Keishu Hirai, Ryo Furuta, Jitsuko Ogura (The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto), Masako Kuroda
Photo/Kazuyoshi Miyoshi, Daijyoji Temple special page
Map illustration by Susumu Zenyoji
京都。250年前から近代へ、時空を越えた王道の美。
円山・四条派の全貌を見渡す永久保存版！
18世紀、百花繚乱の時代と言われる江戸時代の京都では、それまでの王道であった狩野派に代わり、写生画という新しい風を持ち込んだ円山応挙が一世を風靡、円山派を確立する。
そして与謝野蕪村に学び応挙にも師事した呉春は、四条派という一派を生み出し、2派を合わせた円山・四条派が京都画壇に大きな影響力を与え、近代日本画へ継承されていった。
本書は「円山応挙から近代京都画壇へ」展公式図録兼書籍。
応挙を筆頭に、呉春、竹内栖鳳、上村松園までの45画人による、重要文化財12点を含む124作品を掲載。
また、展覧会の目玉でもある応挙最晩年の最高傑作であり、東京展で10年ぶり、京都では24年ぶりとなる”大乗寺襖絵”のある、兵庫県香住町の大乗寺を巻頭特集し、立体曼荼羅を構成する障壁画空間全てを紹介。
同時に、多様な作風が展開する13間の襖絵の部分拡大を多数掲載。特別企画として、客殿の一面を開放し、差し込む陽に黄金に輝く様子、日が暮れて闇間に金色に浮かび上がる幻想的な様子も公開。
撮影は写真家・三好和義。巻頭の「京都、百花繚乱の時代を知る」コーナーでは、江戸研究家・イラストレーターの善養寺ススムによる江戸時代の京都、町並再現地図を掲載。町人のエネルギーに満ちた当時の活気が伝わってくる。
250年前の京都から近代へ時空を越えて届ける、円山・四条派のすべてが判る一冊！
編集／平井啓修、古田亮、朝日新聞社、求龍堂
執筆／平井啓修、古田亮、小倉実子（京都国立近代美術館）、黒田正子
大乗寺特集頁写真／三好和義
地図イラスト／善養寺ススム