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Other articles where Asai Chū is discussed: Japanese art: Western-style painting: …seen in the works of Asai Chū, who later studied in Europe. Asai’s contemporary Kuroda Seiki studied in France under Raphael Collin and was among the most prominent exponents of a style that was strongly influenced by Impressionism in its informality and its use of lighter, brighter colours.
Asai also did other scenes of farming villages, and in these, as well as in the present work, possible connections with photographs have been pointed out. In addition, recent radiographic examination has revealed that there is a picture of Futamigaura painted beneath Harvest.
Asai Chū war der Sohn eines Samurai der Sakura, eines Clans in Edo. Er wurde als Maler im Stil des traditionellen Kachōga, der Vogel-und-Blumen-Malerei, ausgebildet. Er änderte jedoch seine Technik, stieg auf Ölmalerei um und wurde 1875 an der von Kunisawa Shinkurō gegründeten privaten Malereischule Shōgidō aufgenommen.
Asai Chu was born in Kobikicho, Edo, the eldest son of a samurai serving the Sakura domain. He entered the Kobu Bijutsu Gakko, the first art school founded by the Meiji government, where he studied with Italian artist Antonio Fontanesi, receiving a thorough education in Western art. Under the guidance of Fontanesi, who worked in the style of ...
Jul 22, 1856 - Dec 16, 1907. Asai Chū was a Japanese painter, noted for his pioneering work in developing the yōga art movement in late 19th century and early twentieth-century Japanese painting.
Asai Chū 浅井 忠; né le 21 juin 1856 dans le domaine de Sakura, à Edo ; mort le 16 décembre 1907 à Kyoto, est un des peintres de paysages japonais les plus connus du Yō-ga, mouvement de la peinture japonaise influencé par l'art occidental apparu durant l'ère Meiji.
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