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Electric Wire Painting: From Seichika Kobayashi to Akira Yamaguchi
 Original text before translation
電線絵画 小林清親から山口晃まで
(ISBN 978-4-7630-2114-4)
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(ISBN 978-4-7630-2114-4)
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B5, 176 pages (approx. 160 illustrations)
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Year of manufacture: 2021
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Description
| Telegraph poles also go well with Fuji. --In our days, there were power lines and telephone poles. That was the normal scenery. From the early Meiji period to the present day, all the works depicting electric wires* and poles are on display! Tokyo is undergoing a massive conversion to no power lines as the city prepares to host the Tokyo Olympics*Paralympics. Will the cityscape with its clear line of sight become a landscape that will be remembered for future generations? ...... The clutter of the city with electric wires running in all directions is for us the unadorned, unaltered landscape of the hometowns and cities we have grown accustomed to since childhood, a landscape that has been etched into our minds along with nostalgia. It is also a landscape that has been depicted by many painters over the ages, including Kishida Ryusei, Kobayashi Seichika, Kawanabe Kyosai, Kawase Tomoei, Asai Kanjiemon, Yamaguchi Akira, Sakamoto Tokuro, and many others. This book is a very unique collection of works featuring only the electric wires, telegraph poles, and overhead wires that were symbols of the modern city from the early Meiji period to the present day, symbols of the sunny modernization and expansion of "Tokyo". The 150 works in this collection will surely bring back memories of our old city. This is a book to turn the pages of while immersed in nostalgia. This book is both a catalog and a publication of the exhibition of the same name held at the Nerima Art Museum. Edited by Nerima Art Museum B5, 176 pages (about 160 illustrations) |
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--In our days, there were power lines and telephone poles. That was the normal scenery.
From the early Meiji period to the present day, all the works depicting electric wires* and poles are on display!
Tokyo is undergoing a massive conversion to no power lines as the city prepares to host the Tokyo Olympics*Paralympics. Will the cityscape with its clear line of sight become a landscape that will be remembered for future generations? ......
The clutter of the city with electric wires running in all directions is for us the unadorned, unaltered landscape of the hometowns and cities we have grown accustomed to since childhood, a landscape that has been etched into our minds along with nostalgia. It is also a landscape that has been depicted by many painters over the ages, including Kishida Ryusei, Kobayashi Seichika, Kawanabe Kyosai, Kawase Tomoei, Asai Kanjiemon, Yamaguchi Akira, Sakamoto Tokuro, and many others.
This book is a very unique collection of works featuring only the electric wires, telegraph poles, and overhead wires that were symbols of the modern city from the early Meiji period to the present day, symbols of the sunny modernization and expansion of "Tokyo". The 150 works in this collection will surely bring back memories of our old city. This is a book to turn the pages of while immersed in nostalgia.
This book is both a catalog and a publication of the exhibition of the same name held at the Nerima Art Museum.
Edited by Nerima Art Museum
B5, 176 pages (about 160 illustrations)
富士には電信柱もよく似合ふ。
——ぼくたちが過ごした日々には電線も電柱もあった。それが普通の景色だった。
明治初期から現代まで、電線・電柱が描かれた作品ばかり一挙公開！
東京オリンピック・パラリンピック開催にあたり、東京は大規模な無電線化が進められている。見通しのよい街並みが後世に記憶される景色になっていくのでしょうか……。
電線が縦横無尽に走る街の雑然感は、私たちにとっては幼い頃から慣れ親しんだ故郷や都市の飾らないそのままの風景であり、ノスタルジーとともに刻み込まれた景観。それは、岸田劉生、小林清親、河鍋暁斎、川瀬巴水、朝井閑右衛門、山口晃、阪本トクロウなど、時代を越えて多くの画家が描いた景色でもあった。
本書は、明治初期から現代に至るまで、晴れやかな近代化の象徴で、“東京”が拡大していく証で、モダン都市のシンボルであった電線、電信柱、架線が描かれた作品だけを集めた、とてもユニークな作品集。マニア垂涎の碍子も美術作品として登場。150点にもおよぶ作品を眺めていくうちに、私たちの懐かしい街の記憶が甦ってくるにちがいない。ノスタルジーに浸りながら頁をめくっていただきたい一冊。
本書は、練馬区立美術館で開催される同名展の図録兼書籍。
編／練馬区立美術館
B5変型 並製本 176頁（図版約160点）