FUKUDA Heihachiro

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FUKUDA Heihachiro 　
Japanese-style Painter

Japanese-style Painter

1892 - 1974. Based on the realism, he established his own decorative style with vivid colors and simplified forms, and worked as a master representing the painting circle in Japan from Taisho era to Showa era.

This Artist's Public Art Works

Ceramic relief
March 5, 2017
Oita Airport
"Heihachiro Fukuda's Paean "Aogaki (Green Persimmon)" Resonance of Color and Shape"
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History

1918: Graduated from Kyoto Municipal Painting College (currently Kyoto City University of Arts)
1919: At 1st Imperial Exhibition "Snow" was selected
1924: Assistant Professor of Kyoto Municipal Painting College Examiner of Imperial Exhibition, Ministry of Education, Science and Culture Exhibition, and The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
1936: Professor of Kyoto Municipal Painting College
1947: Member of The Japan Art Academy
1958: Managing Director of The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
1961: Person of Cultural Merits, Received the Order of Culture
1969: Advisor of The Japan Fine Arts Exhibition
1974: Passing away, Raised to third place ranking