The World of Yoson IKEDA

Chronology

1895
Born in Okayama Pref.
1910
Learned western painting at "Tensai-gajuku" school in Osaka, a private art school supervised by MATSUBARA Sangoro.
1919
Studied under TAKEUTCHI Seiho,in Kyoto,a notable master of Japanese painting.
Accepted in 1st "Teiten-exhibition",held by the National Academy.
1923
Sketched scenes in Tokyo after the Kanto Earthquake.
1924
"After the Earthquake in 1923" ("Saika no ato"), a work done by sketches of Tokyo after the Earthquake were not accepted by "Teiten-exhibition".
1926
"Nanzenji-Temple" was accepted by 7th "Teiten-exhibition".
1928
Traveled to make sketchs of the Fifty-Three Stages of the Tokaido.
1936
Became an Assistant professor of Municipal Art College in Kyoto(-1949).
1953
Organized "Seito-sha",a group of Japanese painters.
Became an instructor of Okayama University (-1972).
1960
"Waves" was awarded Japan Art Prize.
1980
Donated 489 pieces of his works to Kurashiki City.
1986
Became an honorary citizen of Kurashiki City.
1987
Awarded the Order of Cultural Merits.
1988
Donated another 211 pieces.
Died in Sept 26, at the age of 92.

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