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| Title： |
2000-2001 Winter Prints Show |
Dates & Title
of exhibitions： |
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6 November-6 December, 2000 |
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David Hockney ～Six Fairy Tales～ |
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11 December, 2000-25 January, 2001
(Closed on 27 December, 2000-4 January, 2001) |
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-Color of Heart-
Sonia Delaunay & Josef Albers |
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29 January-5 March, 2001 |
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Joan Miro, Roberto Matta and the
Surrealists. |
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| Venue： |
ITOCHU GALLEY CO., LTD.
2-27-21 Minami-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
(Three-minutes walk from Gaien-Mae Station)
TEL: 03-3497-1261,8663 FAX: 03-3497-8665 |
| Opening hours： |
10:00 - 18:00 Admission free
(Closed on Sundays and National holidays)
(Open 12:00-18:00 on Saturdays） |
| For any inquiries, please contact Satomi Nakai |
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| ITOCHU Gallery is pleased to present " 2000-2001 Winter Prints
Show " focusing on David Hockney, Sonia Delaunay, Josef Albers and Surrealists.
It would be our great honor to introduce these excellent prints as our special
occasion for this winter. |
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| David
Hockney |
| David Hockney, was born in 1937 in England, was graduated
on the first list from Royal Academy of Arts. After moving to the West Coast
in United States, he is well- known artist in painting, print and stage
decoration. Now we present one of the most excellent his prints titled Illustrations
for Six Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm. |
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| Sonia
Delaunay and Josef Albers |
| Sonia Delaunay and Josef Albers are known to the artists who
have got strong interests in vivid color. In Paris, Sonia Delaunay (Russia,
1885-1979) joined the art movement " Abstraction Creation " with her husband,
a famous painter Robert Delaunay. Meanwhile, Josef Albers (Germany, 1888-1976)
settled in the United States and went forward to the geometric abstraction,
after teaching at Bauhaus. Now we focus on two artists of colors in the
stream from Modern to Contemporary art. |
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| Joan
Miro, Roberto Matta and the Surrealists. |
| Surrealism is the most important art movement in the 20th
century. This movement was quickly spread to Europe and United States. In
this opportunity, we introduce Georgio de Chirico as a great pioneer of
this movement, Joan Miro, Andre Masson, Roberto Matta and so on. |
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