Oya Jushihiko, No. 15 "Fuki Hana" Gold Leaf Specification - Please Read Profile

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Toshihiko Oya's Peony Fukikah Size 15
Appraisal: ¥200,000 per size 1 (referencing 2017 Art Market)

Artist Biography
Toshihiko Oya
Born in Niigata Prefecture in 1940
Graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts, Department of Japanese Painting in 1962
First exhibited at the 51st Inten in 1966
First exhibited at the Shunju Inten in 1967
Recommended as a Fellow of the Japan Art Institute in 1968
Received the Encouragement Prize at the Shunju Inten in 1972
Received the Encouragement Prize at the Shunju Inten in 1977
Received the Shunju Inten Prize at the 59th Shun Inten in 2004
Received the Encouragement Prize at the 91st Inten in 2006
Currently, Special Appointee of the Japan Art Institute, Standing Director of the Japan Art Institute Exhibition

- Artwork Title: Fukikah
- Artist Name: Toshihiko Oya
- Frame Color: Gold
- Technique: Japanese Painting / Gold Leaf Specification

Size
Artwork Dimensions
Width: Approx. 65cm
Height: Approx. 49cm
Frame Dimensions
Width: Approx. 90cm
Height: Approx. 75cm
1. Signature and Co-seal
2. Yellow bag
3. Cloth-covered box

My brother, Norihiko Oya, is also a Japanese painter and a member of the Japan Art Institute.
Both brothers favor painting peonies, but while my brother Norihiko is said to paint male peonies (powerful) due to his style, I, Toshihiko, am sometimes evaluated as painting female peonies (elegant and gentle).

This artwork, the peony Fukikah, is a powerful masterpiece of size 15, and it is a delicate and gentle work rendered in gold leaf.

The reflection on the acrylic surface is showing, but it is not a scratch.

There are about two inconspicuous marks on the back of the frame,
The painting and frame are in good condition, but please understand that this is a used item.
We ask that those who understand the characteristics of paintings and framed art purchase this item.

Thank you for viewing.