Kosuke Tazaki Original Print - Mt. Fuji Matsubara, Size 10, 99/200

Graduated from the Second Department of Fukuoka Normal School (now Fukuoka University of Education) in 1917, studying under Seiji Sakamoto and Sōtarō Yasui. Also attended the Kansai Art Institute.
After exhibiting at the Nika Exhibition, he moved to France in 1932 and won the Salon d'Automne prize in 1933 while studying abroad. Returned to Japan in 1935.
Participated in the founding of the Issui-kai in 1939.
After the war, he formed the Koryokai and held the Japan-Brazil Contemporary Art Exhibition (Brazil) with Seiji Togo and others.
Served as a judge for the Nitten Exhibition from 1949 (later served as a councilor in 1958, director in 1967, and advisor in 1978).
Received the Japan Art Academy Prize in 1961 and became a member of the Japan Art Academy in 1967.
Received the Third Class Order of the Rising Sun in 1968. Received the Comendador and Officier medals from the Brazilian government in 1974.
Received the Order of Culture and was recognized as a Person of Cultural Merit in 1975.
His grave is located at Kaneiji Second Cemetery.
The Tasaki Museum of Art opened in Karuizawa in 1986, after his death.
The Tasaki Hirosuke Museum opened in his hometown of Yame City in 2017.

There are minor scratches on the frame. We guarantee this is an authentic work by Hirosuke Tasaki.

Print itself: Width 52.0 cm, Height 39.6 cm

Frame: Width 80.0 cm, Height 70.0 cm

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