Enamel Painting
$700.00
Description:
Akita Takayuki was a Japanese cloisonné enamel artist and designer active primarily from the postwar period through the 1950s and 1960s. He exhibited his work at major independent art and craft exhibitions, including the Nika Exhibition, as well as the Chubu and Chubu Nihon Kogei exhibitions, where he received recognition for his work. Akita was trained at the Nagoya Kogei Gakko and worked in the tradition of Nagoya cloisonné. Earlier in his career, he also collaborated with Ando Jubei on technical developments in cloisonné enameling. His work included decorative objects such as detailed enamel vases and framed wall pieces, often combining precise craftsmanship with a distinctly modern approach to form and decoration.
Enamel painting by artist Akita Takayuki.Original wooden box included.
Measurements:17.75 in W x 15 in H
History:Akita Takayuki was a Japanese cloisonné enamel artist and designer active primarily from the postwar period through the 1950s and 1960s. He exhibited his work at major independent art and craft exhibitions, including the Nika Exhibition, as well as the Chubu and Chubu Nihon Kogei exhibitions, where he received recognition for his work. Akita was trained at the Nagoya Kogei Gakko and worked in the tradition of Nagoya cloisonné. Earlier in his career, he also collaborated with Ando Jubei on technical developments in cloisonné enameling. His work included decorative objects such as detailed enamel vases and framed wall pieces, often combining precise craftsmanship with a distinctly modern approach to form and decoration.
Materials:
Enamel with wooden frame, gold leaf
Care Instructions:Delicate item. Please treat with care.
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