Thank you, 2237! Spring! Kazumasa Nagai "Red x White x Black Composition" Print on Japanese Paper, Lithograph

Thank you, 2211! Autumn! Kazumasa Nagai Composition of Red ❌ White ❌ Black Lithograph on Washi Paper, Hand-Signed, Edition No. 35/85. Includes a metal plate with the name.
Work from 1990.
Extremely valuable lithograph print on washi paper.

Follower Discount: 300

Perfect for seasonal celebrations and events.
A celebratory form,
An abstract painting.
A master of Japanese graphic design!
The support is washi paper!
Auspicious red, white, and black.
The black also features delicate textures with gray drawing lines.

A masterpiece with fresh poetry.

Original framing.
From that time.
Signed in '90.
Serene charm.
Mark logo design for major companies,
CI planning.
Realizing the greatness again!
A valuable work from when he was 61 years old.

Included:
Frame.
Hanging string.

Size:
Image Size Frame Size
Height 90.5 69
Width 65 47

Weight: 3970 g

Kazumasa Nagai

Hand-signed on the image.

Kazumasa Nagai - Biography
Born in Osaka, Osaka Prefecture in 1929.

In 1951, dropped out of the Sculpture Department of Tokyo University of the Arts. Joined Daiwa Spinning Co., Ltd., and worked as a graphic designer in charge of advertising.
1953 Member of the Japan Advertising Artists Club (Nissenbi)
1960 Participated in the founding of the Japan Design Center with Yusaku Kamekura and others
1960 With Yusaku Kamekura, Tako Kono, Ikko Tanaka, Kohei Sugiura, and Koichiro Inagaki, designed the 1964 Tokyo Olympics
1966 Nagai's design was selected from among eight candidates for the symbol mark (emblem) of the Sapporo Winter Olympics [10]
1968 The 6th Tokyo International Print Biennale, Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art Award
1975 President of the Japan Design Center
1988 The World of Kazumasa Nagai Exhibition (Himeji City Museum of Art)
1989 Received the Medal of Honor with Purple Ribbon
1994 Became the second chairman of the Japan Graphic Designers Association (JAGDA)
2015 Judge for the 2020 Tokyo Olympic emblem design.
In recent years, he has also served as a selection committee member for the final selection committee of the Yusaku Kamekura Award.

This is in excellent condition. No box.
Thank you to those who appreciate the beauty of destruction and the gentle things.
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