Around Tokaido Hiroshige Museum of Art
Shizuoka City Tokaido Hiroshige Musuem of Art
Music: Jazzlike_75 by Sugano Shinpei
HURT RECORD
静岡市東海道広重美術館外周
リカンベント・トライク・ポタリング
出演：亀さん達
音楽：スガノシンペイさん作曲「Jazzlike_75」
Hiroshige’s 53 Stations of the Tokaido
February 6, 2016 — August 21, 2016
Muscarelle Museum of Art
Hiroshige’s 53 Stations of the Tokaido explores the most traveled road in old Japan with fresh eyes. This exhibition presents five distinct complete sets of Hiroshige’s The 53 Stations of the Tokaido Road never before displayed together. Centering on the fifty-five woodblock prints of Hiroshige’s famed first set, the Hoeido Tokaido (1832-1833, oban), the four additional series reveal the spectrum of Hiroshige’s visual poetry: Sanoki Tokaido (late 1830s, bound, chuban); Gyosho Tokaido (c. 1841-1842, aiban); Tsutaya Tokaido (c. 1850, bound, chuban); Upright Tokaido (1855, oban). Hiroshige’s Tokaido immerses the viewer in a panoramic view of the Tokaido and Hiroshige’s romance with the landscape of Japan. All works in this exhibition are on loan from the Ronin Collection of the Ronin Gallery, New York.
Japan Portraits - Carl Randall.
Documentary about UK artist Carl Randall in Japan (BP Travel Award Winner 2012 at The National Portrait Gallery, London).
'Tokyo Portraits' section shows the artist in the capital city - sketching in a ramen shop, on city trains, at Shibuya crossings, and at the artists' studio. 'Hiroshima Portraits' section shows the painting of the portraits of 'Hibakusha' (survivors of the Atomic Bomb, Hiroshima City).
00:15 Tokyo Noodle Bar
02:19 Shibuya
03:30 Tokyo Trains
06:19 Studio (Shinjuku painting)
08:19 Hibakusha Portraits (survivors of the atomic bomb, Hiroshima)
The documentary was made in conjunction with Carl Randall's solo exhibitions in the UK and Japan, 2013/2014:
- 'In The Footsteps of Hiroshige: The Tokaido Highway and Portraits of Modern Japan'. The National Portrait Gallery London (summer 2013), The Aberdeen Art Gallery (Nov 2013-Feb 2014), and The Wolverhampton Art Gallery (March - June 2014). As a result of winning The 2012 BP Portrait Award.
- Shōzō [肖像], Berloni, London, Sept 17th – Nov 15th 2014.
- 'Tokyo Portraits'. The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation, Japan House, Regents Park, London. January 16 to March 12, 2014.
- 'Portraits from Edo to the Present'. The Shizouka City Tokaido Hiroshige Museum, Shizuoka, Japan (July - Sept 2014).
「カール・ランダル ジャパン・ポートレート」－ 日本（東京、広島）で絵画制作をする私自身を撮影したショートドキュメンタリーです。
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As gravuras do Japão que Van Gogh tanto amava
As gravuras do Japão que Van Gogh tanto amava
Até o dia 28 de julho de 2019, o Shizuoka City Museum of Art, popularmente chamado de Shizubi (museu de belas artes) estará exibindo 200 gravuras ukiyo-e da Coleção Mary Ainsworth.
Mary Ainsworth foi uma colecionadora de gravuras do Japão. Ao falecer em 1950, doou por testamento sua coleção de 1.500 xilogravuras para a faculdade de artes onde estudou, o Oberlin College, no estado de Ohio (EUA).
O termo ukiyo-e para as xilogravuras pode ser traduzido como pinturas do mundo flutuante. Pela primeira vez essa coleção da Mary Ainsworth faz o caminho de volta e são exibidas no Japão.
Grandes nomes do século 19 estão presentes na mostra: Harunobu, Utamaro, Sharaku, Hokusai, Hiroshige, entre outros!
Duas gravuras famosas são de Hokusai, O Fuji Vermelho e Trovoada abaixo do Cume, ambas da série 36 Vistas do Monte Fuji, publicada em 1831.
A exibição ganha mais destaque ainda devido a duas gravuras originais de Utagawa Hiroshige, que inspiraram Vincent Van Gogh e despertaram nele uma grande paixão pelas artes do Japão.
Chuva na Ponte Ohashi e Jardim de Ameixas em Kameido, da série 100 Vistas de Edo, impressionaram tanto Van Gogh, que o pintor holandês pintou cópias em tinta a óleo.
Essa admiração pelas artes do Japão, em especial por Hiroshige e Hokusai, fica claro nos trechos de várias cartas que ele escreveu ao irmão Theo:
Querido Theo!
… tenho uma quantia enorme de desenhos para fazer, porque gostaria de fazer desenhos no estilo das gravuras japonesas …
… todo meu trabalho é baseado em alguma forma na arte japonesa ...
Mas Hiroshige também é cultuado no Japão. Sua série 53 Estações da Tokaido publicada a partir de 1832, ganhou fama mundial. A série tem início no marco zero do Japão, a ponte Nihonbashi em Tokyo e encerra em Kyoto, na ponte Sanjo Ohashi.
Em 2017, a exibição Super Ukiyo-e reproduziu em 3D a ponte Nihonbashi dando animação à gravura do Hiroshige.
Tokaido é a primeira estrada que interligou Kyoto a Tokyo e foi
construída a mando do shogun Tokugawa Iyeasu. Muitas pessoas passam por essa estrada nos tempos atuais, porém não se dão conta de que seja a Tokaido.
Uma outra gravura da série 53 Estações da Tokaido, presente nesta mostra é Noite de neve em Kanbara.
Kanbara era um antigo vilarejo a 30 km da cidade de Shizuoka, atualmente incorporada ao distrito de Shimizu.
Nossa reportagem se completa com uma visita ao Monumento a Kanbara, com réplicas da gravura do Hiroshige no marco original onde o gravurista se inspirou para desenhar sua obra.
COLEÇÃO MARY AINSWORTH DE UKIYO-E
Até 28 de julho de 2019, no Shizuoka City Museum of Art
(fica em frente à Estação JR Shizuoka)
A partir de 10 de agosto até 29 de setembro de 2019,
a exibição estará no Osaka City Museum of Fine Arts
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1976 Okitsu, Japan Part 1
1976 Okitsu, Japan, part 1: train travel, Buddhist temple —SILENT FILM CLIP
This film clip is from Thayer Soule's travelogue, Japan, archived in the Human Studies Film Archives, Smithsonian Institution.
For more information, view the catalog record:
For information on Thayer Soule see SIRIS blog post
Searching For Hiroshige Ando
This video is part of a playlist documenting a fun, day-long outing to Okitsu Japan. This trip was made in an effort to try and discover the real-life location which may have inspired the famous Edo-period wood-block print artist Hiroshige Ando in making his print for the village of Okitsu. This famous print depicts a pair of hefty sumo wrestlers rounding a corner near the mouth of the Okitsu river. This print was include in the artist's famous print series titled The 53 Stages of the Tokaido. Click on the following link to see the playlist titled Searching For Hiroshige Ando.
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DYA717 August 25, 2016 Sunrise Tour Shizuoka to Mishima
At the Shizuoka shinkansen station, I met Keiko-san our guide and Mayumi-san another guide who is learning this new route and a young Canadian lady. That’s it, there were only 2 of us plus the 2 Sunrise guides on this tour today. We headed up the mountain and went to the Nihondaira Ropeway station. This ride is supposedly pretty during the fall colors in early December. We went down hill on a gondola on a 5-minute ride. Just outside the gondola off-loading area, there was a large 500+ years old sacred tree which is designated by the paper and rope attached to the tree.We then climbed a few hundred steep stairs to the Kunozan Toshogu Shrine. There are dozens of Toshogu Shrines throughout Japan, including Nikko, but this is the original and is designated as a national treasure. This shrine is dedicated to Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, the 1st Tokugawa Shogun. He died in 1616 at the age of 75 and his son built this shrine in 1617. Ieyasu is entombed in a monument at the top of this Shrine. We caught the gondola back up and then when down the street to a tea establishment. On a clear day you can see Mt. Fuji but it was cloudy today and we couldn’t see much of Fuji-san. We got to see a tea plantation and sampled brewed green tea. Was lunch time about now so we drove down the hill to the port S-Pulse Mall. S-Pulse is a professional soccor team for Shizuoka. Shizuoka has around 40,000 Brazilians (I think I heard correctly) who really support that soccor team. I opted out for the tour lunch so I went on my own to the food court and had some stir fried noodles w/chicken. ONO!
After lunch we went to the Tokaido Hiroshige Museum which features woodblock printing developed by the guy Hiroshige. Among his famous sets of woodblock prints are the 53 stations of the Tokaido Road. Sorry no photos allowed. While waiting for the bus, we walked into this 200+ years old building which used to be an indigo dying place. The dying vats haven’t been used since after WW II but is still on display along with other old artifacts.
We then drove to the 2nd station up Mt. Fuji, hoping along the way to get a glimpse of Fuji-san. No dice – too cloudy today. We got to the souvenir shop at the base of Fuji-san but too cloudy. We then drove down to Mishima train station where the tour ended.
Podróż do Edo / Journey to Edo
Podróż do Edo. Japońskie drzeworyty ukiyo-e z kolekcji Jerzego Leskowicza
Muzeum Narodowe w Warszawie
Projekt wystawy w Muzeum Narodowym w Warszawie prezentuje wyjątkową na skalę europejską prywatną kolekcję Jerzego Leskowicza najsłynniejszych prac wybitnych japońskich artystów ukiyo-e – Kitagawy Utamaro, Tōshūsaia Sharaku i Utamaro Hiroshige. Ponad trzysta prac tworzy barwną panoramę życia dawnej Japonii u schyłku osiemnastego i pierwszej połowy dziewiętnastego wieku.
Założeniem jakie przyjęliśmy było pokazanie kolekcji drzeworytów w otoczeniu nawiązującym do japońskiego wnętrza. Motywem przewodnim stały się podziały poszczególnych sal nawiązujące do parawanów shoji. Zwiedzający wystawę może odbyć podróż po dziewiętnastowiecznej Japonii, przemierzając sale od starej stolicy Edo przez dwa główne szlaki komunikacyjne, Tōkaidō (droga nadmorska) i Kiso Kaidō (droga górska), do nowej stolicy Kioto.
Journey to Edo. Japanese ukiyo-e prints from the collection of Jerzy Leskowicz
National Museum in Warsaw
Project of the exhibition in the National Museum in Warsaw that presents unique in Europe private collection of Jerzy Leskowicz. The collection includes the most famous works of the outstanding Japanese artists practicing ukiyo-e – Kitagawa Utamaro, Tōshūsai Sharaku and Utamaro Hiroshige. Over 300 of artworks represent lively spectrum of life in Japan in the XVIII and first half of XIX century.
The exhibition is staged in the space stylized for Japanese interiors. Main theme of the exhibition are space separators designed similarly to japansese shoji screens. Visitor can take a journey to XIX century Japan, travelling from the ancient capital Edo, through two main routes Tōkaidō (by the sea) and Kiso Kaidō (trail through mountains) to get to the new capital of Kioto.
UNESCO World Heritage super-wide images ver.2 -Featuring the newly registered Mt.Fuji-
June 2013. At the 37th session of the World Heritage Committee held in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, “Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration” was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. These super-wide, breathtaking images introduce Mt. Fuji and the Angkor monuments of Cambodia as well as many other sites across the world.
You can watch these images on the immense display (comprised of 3 240-inch screens) at the Panasonic Center Osaka located in Grand Front Osaka, so please stop by.
posted on on: Dec, 27, 2013
三島 佐野美術館
佐野美術館は国光作の短刀(重要文化財)をはじめ、陶磁器、古鏡、能面など貴重な品々を見ることができます。美術館の庭である隆泉苑を紹介してます。
[Edo-Tokyo Sanpo] Vol.8 Horikiri no Hanashobu (Horikiri)
Summer Vol.8
Horikiri
Horikiri no Hanashobu
(Irises at Horikiri)
Stroll through Edo-Tokyo
Hiroshige's One Hundred Famous Views
of Edo and Tokyo Today
【浮世絵 名所絵】葛飾北斎 富嶽三十六景
富嶽は富士山の別名。19世紀後半のヨーロッパでジャポニスムと呼ばれる潮流を起こした北斎の代表作。初めは題名の通り36図出版されましたが、非常に好評であったため、後から10図が追加されて最終的に46図になりました。当初の36図を「表富士」、追加の10図を「裏富士」と呼びます。「富嶽三十六景」は単なる風景画の域を超え、日本人の心の風景を描き出しています。
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葛飾北斎の再生リスト
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