The exhibition entitled ‘Japanese Women Artists before and after World War II, 1930s-1950s’ held at Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts from October to December 2001 features 137 works by 48 female artists. Majority of them practiced western oil paintings, while some worked within the nihonga (Japanese-style painting) tradition or adopted new technique such as photography or collage. The present catalogue includes essays written in Japanese with English summaries, artist biographies, chronology and bibliography.
Onsite
English,
Japanese
2001
189
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catalogue
Japanese Women Artists, their Position and Politics - Mainly Oil Painting Artists before and after World War II - Reiko KOKATSU, 小勝禮子
Japanese Painting and Women Painters - Shinji HASHIMOTO
The Activities of Women Nihongaka, Japanese-Style Painters Outside the Government Exhibitions - Kaoru SUZUKI
Nyonin Geijutsu and Women Artists - Akiko OGATA
Japanese Women Artists before and after World War II, 1930s-1950s
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