Anonyme - Portret of Tsuguharu-Léonard Foujita

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Anonyme - Portret of Tsuguharu-Léonard Foujita

Name: Anonyme - Portret of Tsuguharu-Léonard Foujita
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Originalt billede af Tsugouharu Foujita eller Tsuguharu Fujita. Fotograf ukendt. 16,5 x 23 cm. Stand: fremragende - lille folder i bunden af billedet (se billeder) Track and trace. Professionel emballage. ---------- Tsugouharu Foujita eller Tsuguharu Fujita (藤田嗣治, Fujita Tsuguharu?), også kendt under sit simple slægtsnavn, Foujita, eller ved det navn, der blev adopteret i slutningen af sit liv, Léonard Foujita, født 27. november 1886 i Tokyo (Japan) og døde den 29. januar 1968 i Zürich (Schweiz), er en fransk maler, designer og gravør af japansk oprindelse, ligeledes illustrator, keramiker, fotograf, filmskaber og stylist. Tsuguharu (fredens arving) Fujita (Foujita ved hans ankomst til Frankrig) er søn af general Tsuguakira Fujita, læge for den kejserlige japanske hær og Masa, som døde for tidligt i 1891 i Kumamoto. Tsuguharu har en ældre bror og to søstre, som beskytter ham på tidspunktet for deres fars død. Familiens vugge var særligt kultiveret og åben for vestlige ideer, som var nye for Japan på det tidspunkt. Tsuguharu blev indskrevet i franske klasser fra folkeskolen og studerede maleri i vestlig stil på Beaux-Arts i Tokyo, dimitterede i 1910 og havde kun én idé i tankerne: at tage til Paris. I 1913 gik han endelig om bord til Marseille og landede i Paris i Montparnasse-distriktet om morgenen den 6. august. Han forpligtede sin familie til at vende tilbage efter tre år, især for at gifte sig med sin forlovede Tomiko. Dagen efter hans ankomst tog den chilenske maler Manuel Ortiz de Zarate, som henvendte sig til ham på terrassen til en café, ham med til Pablo Picasso, der forårsagede det første store chok i hans liv som kunstner. De kubistiske kompositioner og malerier af Douanier Rousseau fra Picassos atelier skubbede ham til at glemme, hvad han vidste, og til at kaste sig fuldt ud i kampen om avantgarderne af moderne kunst, udkæmpet af hundrede kunstnere fra hans alder, der besluttede ligesom ham at påtvinge deres nye ideer i Paris. Allerede i god tid før Første Verdenskrig eksisterede Paris-skolen og blomstrede efter 1918. Foujita blev en af dens stjerner. Amedeo Modigliani, Jules Pascin, Hermine David, Carl Cohnen, Moïse Kisling, Chana Orloff, Chaïm Soutine, André Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, Fernand Léger, Juan Gris, Michális Ikonómou, Henri Matisse og i det hele taget alle hans naboer i Montparnasse, inklusive den japanske maler Ruytchi Souzouki, blev hans venner. (se Wikipedia) (se Wikipedia)

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Tsuguharu Foujita Portrait Original Photograph

This is an original photograph of the renowned artist Tsuguharu Foujita, also known as Tsuguharu Fujita or Léonard Foujita. The photographer is unknown. The photograph measures 16.5 x 23 cm and is in excellent condition, with only a small crease at the bottom. It will be shipped with tracking and professional packaging. Tsuguharu Foujita (藤田嗣治, Fujita Tsuguharu?), also known by his simple surname Foujita, or by the name adopted at the end of his life, Léonard Foujita, was born November 27, 1886 in Tokyo (Japan) and died January 29, 1968 in Zurich (Switzerland). He was a French painter, designer and engraver of Japanese origin, also an illustrator, ceramist, photographer, filmmaker and stylist. Tsuguharu (heir of peace) Fujita (Foujita upon his arrival in France) is the son of General Tsuguakira Fujita, doctor of the Imperial Japanese Army, and Masa, who died prematurely in 1891 in Kumamoto. Tsuguharu has an older brother and two sisters who protect him at the time of his father's death. The family's cradle was particularly cultured and open to Western ideas, which were new to Japan at the time. Tsuguharu was enrolled in French classes from elementary school and studied Western-style painting at the Beaux-Arts in Tokyo, graduating in 1910, with only one idea in mind: to go to Paris. In 1913 he finally boarded to Marseille and landed in Paris in the Montparnasse district in the morning of August 6th. He obligated his family to return after three years, especially to marry his fiancée Tomiko. The day after his arrival, the Chilean painter Manuel Ortiz de Zarate, who approached him on the terrace of a cafe, took him to Pablo Picasso, who caused the first big shock in his life as an artist. The Cubist compositions and paintings of Douanier Rousseau from Picasso's studio pushed him to forget what he knew and to throw himself fully into the battle for avant-garde modern art, fought by hundreds of artists of his age who decided like him to impose their new ideas in Paris. Well before World War I, the Paris School existed and flourished after 1918. Foujita became one of its stars. Amedeo Modigliani, Jules Pascin, Hermine David, Carl Cohnen, Moïse Kisling, Chana Orloff, Chaïm Soutine, André Derain, Maurice de Vlaminck, Fernand Léger, Juan Gris, Michális Ikonómou, Henri Matisse, and all his neighbours in Montparnasse, including Japanese painter Ruytchi Souzouki, all became his friends.

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