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manta22
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Speaking of Japanese artists, are you familiar with Kazuho Heida?
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manta22
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Mr Hieda was my Mother's art teacher; he would visit our house in Grant Heights, Tokyo in 1949 to give her lessons.
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OK, this is Mr. Hieda.
Thanks for the information, Neil
Oh but he seems to have passed away at 100 in 2021
稗田一穗展
和歌山県田辺市に生まれた日本画家、稗田一穗（1920–2021）の回顧展を田辺市立美術館と共同で開催します。80年を超える研究の過程を、アトリエに残された最初期の作品から最新の展覧会出品作まで、主要な作品によって振り返ります。
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Vic Balshaw
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That's a big paint collection and I've often seen his or reproductions of his art work. 
manta22
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I did not know of his death; thank you for letting me know. Kazuho Hieda was a fine man and a very talented artist. Also a friend of our family.OK, this is Mr. Hieda.
Thanks for the information, Neil
Oh but he seems to have passed away at 100 in 2021
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稗田一穗展
和歌山県田辺市に生まれた日本画家、稗田一穗（1920–2021）の回顧展を田辺市立美術館と共同で開催します。80年を超える研究の過程を、アトリエに残された最初期の作品から最新の展覧会出品作まで、主要な作品によって振り返ります。
manta22
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OK, this is Mr. Hieda.
Thanks for the information, Neil
Oh but he seems to have passed away at 100 in 2021
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稗田一穗展
和歌山県田辺市に生まれた日本画家、稗田一穗（1920–2021）の回顧展を田辺市立美術館と共同で開催します。80年を超える研究の過程を、アトリエに残された最初期の作品から最新の展覧会出品作まで、主要な作品によって振り返ります。
This is a painting that Mr Hieda generously presented to our family as we were leaving Japan.
N4521U
Colonel
Now That is a treasure.
I remember Mt Fuji when we landed at Tachikawa AFB, 1962.
I was stuck in Yokosuka for two weeks in winter.
Watching the Lone Ranger in Japanese, Hiyako Silversan!!!!
We laughed a lot as a 19 year old sailor.
I remember Mt Fuji when we landed at Tachikawa AFB, 1962.
I was stuck in Yokosuka for two weeks in winter.
Watching the Lone Ranger in Japanese, Hiyako Silversan!!!!
We laughed a lot as a 19 year old sailor.
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This may be a historical discovery for the The Museum of Modern Art, Wakayama.
May I tell them this fact, Neil?
Peter Gunn
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Great art work, now I think I need a hot bath and a coffee break...
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Oh, the coming March 23rd is Kazuho Hieda's 2nd anniversary of his death.
Here is his brief history at Wiki -
Kazuho Hieda (August 23, 1920 - March 23, 2021)
Born in Tanabe-cho (now Tanabe City), Nishimuro-gun, Wakayama Pref. His father was designer Koichi Hieda (pen name: Ayaka). From the age of 9, he and his family moved to Osaka and he attended the Abenobashi Western Painting Institute. In 1933, he entered the craft design class of the Osaka Municipal Art School. After graduation, he moved to Tokyo and entered the Japanese painting class of the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. In 1943, he graduated early due to the wartime regime. After that, he studied under Kyujin Yamamoto(1900-1986) one of the renown Japanese painting painters.
In the postwar, as his teacher Kyujin, Shoko Uemura and others formed an association for the creative art as Sozo Bijutsu in 1948, he joined and exhibited to receive the encouragement award at the first exhibition. In 1951, the Sozo Bijutsu and the Shinseisakuha Kyokai merged to form the Shinseisaku Kyokai Nihonga Department and he was recommended as a member. From 1966 to 1968 he was engaged in reproducing the mural paintings of the main hall of Horyuji Temple. In 1970, he became Associate Professor at the department of Japanese painting, Tokyo University of the Arts and, in 1972, became Professor. In 1974, he left the Shinseisaku Kyokai and formed the new association Sogakai. In 1985, he received Wakayama Prefecture Cultural Award and Tanabe City Cultural Award as he became the director of the Art Museum of Tokyo University of the Arts. In 1988, he retired from Tokyo University of the Arts and became the professor emeritus at the same university. In 1991, he received the Japan Art Academy Prize and the Imperial Prize. From 1994 to 2007, he served as a professor at Joshibi University of Art and Design. In 1995, he received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Third Class. In 2001, he was awarded a Person of Cultural Merit.
He died of old age at a hospital in Tokyo on March 23, 2021 at 100 year old. Granted the Junior Fourth Rank.
Source: 稗田一穂 - Wikipedia
Here is his brief history at Wiki -
Kazuho Hieda (August 23, 1920 - March 23, 2021)
Born in Tanabe-cho (now Tanabe City), Nishimuro-gun, Wakayama Pref. His father was designer Koichi Hieda (pen name: Ayaka). From the age of 9, he and his family moved to Osaka and he attended the Abenobashi Western Painting Institute. In 1933, he entered the craft design class of the Osaka Municipal Art School. After graduation, he moved to Tokyo and entered the Japanese painting class of the Tokyo School of Fine Arts. In 1943, he graduated early due to the wartime regime. After that, he studied under Kyujin Yamamoto(1900-1986) one of the renown Japanese painting painters.
In the postwar, as his teacher Kyujin, Shoko Uemura and others formed an association for the creative art as Sozo Bijutsu in 1948, he joined and exhibited to receive the encouragement award at the first exhibition. In 1951, the Sozo Bijutsu and the Shinseisakuha Kyokai merged to form the Shinseisaku Kyokai Nihonga Department and he was recommended as a member. From 1966 to 1968 he was engaged in reproducing the mural paintings of the main hall of Horyuji Temple. In 1970, he became Associate Professor at the department of Japanese painting, Tokyo University of the Arts and, in 1972, became Professor. In 1974, he left the Shinseisaku Kyokai and formed the new association Sogakai. In 1985, he received Wakayama Prefecture Cultural Award and Tanabe City Cultural Award as he became the director of the Art Museum of Tokyo University of the Arts. In 1988, he retired from Tokyo University of the Arts and became the professor emeritus at the same university. In 1991, he received the Japan Art Academy Prize and the Imperial Prize. From 1994 to 2007, he served as a professor at Joshibi University of Art and Design. In 1995, he received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Third Class. In 2001, he was awarded a Person of Cultural Merit.
He died of old age at a hospital in Tokyo on March 23, 2021 at 100 year old. Granted the Junior Fourth Rank.
Source: 稗田一穂 - Wikipedia
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manta22
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As I said before, you are a wealth of information, Shinpachi. Thank you for this research. I knew Mr Heida was a remarkable man but I did not know the extent of his successful career as an artist. I am in your debt. Thank you. I will share this information with my sister.
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My pleasure, Neil.
I don't know why but your information is always timely.
Please tell my best wishes to your sister too
manta22
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Thank yo, I will do so.My pleasure, Neil.
I don't know why but your information is always timely.
Please tell my best wishes to your sister too
I wonder how difficult it was for people to transition from seijitai to kyūjitai in the old days?
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Simplified style did not cause trouble as basic structure was same like 學 to 学 or 樂 to 楽 or 戀 to 恋.
It is easier for the Japanese to read classical Chinese characters in Taiwan than to read such too much simplified characters as found in the mainland China.
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