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1987 PLAY VII Ropes Branches Cordes Mezzotint,
1987
Katsunori Hamanishi
Print : engraving, mezzotint
24 x 20 cm 9.4 x 7.9 inch
€1,950
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Numbered and limited to 70 copies
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Hand-signed by artist
Authenticity
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Medium
Dimensions cm • inch
24 x 20 cm 9.4 x 7.9 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Framing
Golden wood frame with glass
Artwork dimensions including frame
28 x 24 cm 11 x 9.4 inch
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Artwork sold in perfect condition
Artwork location: France
Katsunori Hamanishi
Japan • Born in: 1949
Extrait de L'Art de l'Ecole de Paris d'Après-Guerre, par Lise Cormery, Michelangelo Publications, Paris, 2021
"Hamanishi Katsunori 浜西勝則, born in 1949 in Hokkaidō, the most northern and isolated island of Japan, is a printmaker creating mezzotint engravings. He lives in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. His favorite subjects are still-life, twigs, branches, rice stalks, ropes, presented in a three-dimensional form on Art paper. He graduated from Tokai University in 1973. In 1986, he received a grant from the College Women's Association of Japan becoming a visiting artist at the Cleveland Institute of Art. In 1987 he received a grant from the Japanese Government's Cultural Affairs Agency and spent a year studying at the University of Pennsylvania. Visiting professor at the University of Alberta, Canada he started to create mezzotints. He belongs to the new generation of this very demanding technique, mastered by the Italian French Mario Avati (1921-2009), Post-War Ecole de Paris Master of Mezzotint, internationally renowned, with his Catalogues Raisonné in 7 Volumes. Avati created the lost and forgotten precious tool, a rocker, and thus allowed the Renaissance of the XVIIth Century, forgotten Mezzotint print-making. The Japanese Yozo Hamaguchi (1909-2000) living as well in Paris, mastered as well this very demanding technique. Hamanishi Katsunori exhibited often with him in the United States.
Collections
Hamanishi Katsunori 浜西勝則works of art belong to the Collections of British Museum London, 1985 MOMA Museum of Modern Art New York, Art Institute of Chicago, Library of Congress Washington, DC. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Osaka National Museum of Art, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, University of Alberta, Edmonton Krakow National Museum, Achenbach Foundation, San Francisco Art Gallery of New South Wales, Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art, Israel.
Shows
2004 Hamanishi & Yozo Hamaguchi Worcester Art Museum, USA 2009 Print artist of the year at the Printfest, Great Britain 2012 Hamanishi & Hamaguchi, A. M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Museum, Washington D.C. 2013 Solo Show exhibition Art Institute of Chicago. Ibiza International Print Biennale, Grenchen International Trienniale, Valparaiso International Exhibition, Chile. Mary and Norman Tolman Collection, New York. Shows and Publications. Hanga Ten, London. Links Galleries, Lise Cormery Paris, Azuma Gallery Seattle, Andrew Bae Gallery, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Belgium, Tokyo, Kyoto, Cairo, " Lise Cormery
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Japan • Born in: 1949
Extrait de L'Art de l'Ecole de Paris d'Après-Guerre, par Lise Cormery, Michelangelo Publications, Paris, 2021
"Hamanishi Katsunori 浜西勝則, born in 1949 in Hokkaidō, the most northern and isolated island of Japan, is a printmaker creating mezzotint engravings. He lives in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. His favorite subjects are still-life, twigs, branches, rice stalks, ropes, presented in a three-dimensional form on Art paper. He graduated from Tokai University in 1973. In 1986, he received a grant from the College Women's Association of Japan becoming a visiting artist at the Cleveland Institute of Art. In 1987 he received a grant from the Japanese Government's Cultural Affairs Agency and spent a year studying at the University of Pennsylvania. Visiting professor at the University of Alberta, Canada he started to create mezzotints. He belongs to the new generation of this very demanding technique, mastered by the Italian French Mario Avati (1921-2009), Post-War Ecole de Paris Master of Mezzotint, internationally renowned, with his Catalogues Raisonné in 7 Volumes. Avati created the lost and forgotten precious tool, a rocker, and thus allowed the Renaissance of the XVIIth Century, forgotten Mezzotint print-making. The Japanese Yozo Hamaguchi (1909-2000) living as well in Paris, mastered as well this very demanding technique. Hamanishi Katsunori exhibited often with him in the United States.
Collections
Hamanishi Katsunori 浜西勝則works of art belong to the Collections of British Museum London, 1985 MOMA Museum of Modern Art New York, Art Institute of Chicago, Library of Congress Washington, DC. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Osaka National Museum of Art, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, University of Alberta, Edmonton Krakow National Museum, Achenbach Foundation, San Francisco Art Gallery of New South Wales, Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art, Israel.
Shows
2004 Hamanishi & Yozo Hamaguchi Worcester Art Museum, USA 2009 Print artist of the year at the Printfest, Great Britain 2012 Hamanishi & Hamaguchi, A. M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Museum, Washington D.C. 2013 Solo Show exhibition Art Institute of Chicago. Ibiza International Print Biennale, Grenchen International Trienniale, Valparaiso International Exhibition, Chile. Mary and Norman Tolman Collection, New York. Shows and Publications. Hanga Ten, London. Links Galleries, Lise Cormery Paris, Azuma Gallery Seattle, Andrew Bae Gallery, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Belgium, Tokyo, Kyoto, Cairo, " Lise Cormery
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Hamanishi Katsunori 浜西勝則, born in 1949 in Hokkaidō, the most northern and isolated island of Japan, is a printmaker creating mezzotint engravings. He lives in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. His favorite subjects are still-life, twigs, branches, rice stalks, ropes, presented in a three-dimensional form on Art paper. He graduated from Tokai University in 1973. In 1986, he received a grant from the College Women's Association of Japan becoming a visiting artist at the Cleveland Institute of Art. In 1987 he received a grant from the Japanese Government's Cultural Affairs Agency and spent a year studying at the University of Pennsylvania. Visiting professor at the University of Alberta, Canada he started to create mezzotints. He belongs to the new generation of this very demanding technique, mastered by the Italian French Mario Avati (1921-2009), Post-War Ecole de Paris Master of Mezzotint, internationally renowned, with his Catalogues Raisonné in 7 Volumes. Avati created the lost and forgotten precious tool, a rocker, and thus allowed the Renaissance of the XVIIth Century, forgotten Mezzotint print-making. The Japanese Yozo Hamaguchi (1909-2000) living as well in Paris, mastered as well this very demanding technique. Hamanishi Katsunori exhibited often with him in the United States.
Collections
Hamanishi Katsunori 浜西勝則works of art belong to the Collections of British Museum London, 1985 MOMA Museum of Modern Art New York, Art Institute of Chicago, Library of Congress Washington, DC. Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Osaka National Museum of Art, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, University of Alberta, Edmonton Krakow National Museum, Achenbach Foundation, San Francisco Art Gallery of New South Wales, Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art, Israel.
Shows
2004 Hamanishi & Yozo Hamaguchi Worcester Art Museum, USA 2009 Print artist of the year at the Printfest, Great Britain 2012 Hamanishi & Hamaguchi, A. M. Sackler Gallery, Smithsonian Museum, Washington D.C. 2013 Solo Show exhibition Art Institute of Chicago. Ibiza International Print Biennale, Grenchen International Trienniale, Valparaiso International Exhibition, Chile. The Mary and Norman Tolman Collection, New York. Shows and Publications. Hanga Ten, London. Links Galleries, Lise Cormery Paris, Azuma Gallery Seattle, Andrew Bae Gallery, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Belgium, Tokyo, Kyoto, Cairo,
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