Ono Chikkyo (1889–1979)
Morning Snow, c. 1945
Color on paper, framed
Accompanied by a box titled and signed by the artist
128 x 30 cm (image)
129 x 31.5 cm (overall)
Accompanied by a box titled and signed by the artist
128 x 30 cm (image)
129 x 31.5 cm (overall)
Ono Chikkyō (nihonga painter, 1889–1979)</br> Nihonga painter, a native from Okayama Prefecture. Ono studied with Takeuchi Seihō and with Tsuchida Bakusen jointly established the Kokuga Sosaku Kyokai art association. He...
Ono Chikkyō (nihonga painter, 1889–1979)</br>
Nihonga painter, a native from Okayama Prefecture. Ono studied with Takeuchi Seihō and with Tsuchida Bakusen jointly established the Kokuga Sosaku Kyokai art association. He participated in the Teiten and new Bunten exhibitions, as well as the Bunten in the postwar era. Ono’s preferred genre was landscape painting. His style is infused with poetic sentiment and a refined sensibility for new modes of perceiving nature. Ono held an appointment as a professor at the Kyoto Municipal School of Painting and was a member of the Japan Art Academy. He was awarded the Order of Culture in 1976.
Nihonga painter, a native from Okayama Prefecture. Ono studied with Takeuchi Seihō and with Tsuchida Bakusen jointly established the Kokuga Sosaku Kyokai art association. He participated in the Teiten and new Bunten exhibitions, as well as the Bunten in the postwar era. Ono’s preferred genre was landscape painting. His style is infused with poetic sentiment and a refined sensibility for new modes of perceiving nature. Ono held an appointment as a professor at the Kyoto Municipal School of Painting and was a member of the Japan Art Academy. He was awarded the Order of Culture in 1976.
Literature
Ono Chikkyō: The Complete Works. Tokyo: Shogakukan, 1999.1
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