Japanese prints during the allied occupation, 1945-1952 : Onchi Kōshirō, Ernst Hacker and the First Thursday Society
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書誌事項
Japanese prints during the allied occupation, 1945-1952 : Onchi Kōshirō, Ernst Hacker and the First Thursday Society
British Museum Press, 2002
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注記
Bibliography: p. [126]-128
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In 1945 much of urban Japan lay in ruins and the land was for the first time in history occupied by foreign powers. To many Japanese it seemed that everything had been lost, but in fact the nation was quickly to demonstrate its ability to recover - the years between between the 1945 and 1952 became a period of steady progress and considerable achievement in the visual arts. This catalogue examines how one school of printmakers, under the leadership of Onchi Koshiro, found themselves among those calling for a new search for the nation's heart in its aesthetic traditions.
目次
- Part 1 Introduction: Japanese prints during the Pacific War
- the beginning of the Occupation
- Onchi and the First Thursday Society
- Ernst Hacker - Vienna and New York
- Hacker and the Onchi family, 1946
- influence of American critics and customers 1946-1956
- Hacker's later work, and the influence of Onchi
- Onchi's later years - correspondence with Hacker. Part 2 Catalogue: the Hacker collection - prints and portfolios by Onchi, prints by Munakata, the 1946 First Thursday Society portfolio
- memorabilia and photographs
- selection of prints by Hacker
- related prints from the BM's collections. Part 3 Handlist - works by Onchi in the British Museum.
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