Yutaka Bito
work #2350
1991
pen and watercolor on paper
38×52.2cm
Frame:57.0×75.2cm
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The signature is below the mat, and the artwork shows overall fading, with some stains in various places. The edges are taped.
Frame: The frame shows signs of age, with dirt and dust present on the mat, and there are some areas of peeling.
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ABOUT Yutaka Bito
After World War II, he participated in the Avant-Garde Art Association and the Young Artists’ Union exhibitions.
Inspired by military base issues, he created works that deformed the human form and became one of the pioneers of "reportage painting" that exposed social problems.
Since the 1980s, his works have frequently been featured in retrospective exhibitions of post-war art at various museums, serving as a testament to the era.
BIOGRAPHY
Born in Tokyo, 1926
1942 Graduated from Yasuda Technical High School, Department of Architecture
1947 Graduated from Tokyo Fine Arts School (now Tokyo University of the Arts), Department of Architecture
1998 Passed away
Solo Exhibitions
1982 Ginza Iida Gallery (Tokyo)
1983 "館と住人part2" - Kanda Gallery Yano (Tokyo)
1987 Ikebukuro Gallery Bo (Tokyo)
1989 "Lost Land 1949–1963: Traces of Yutaka Bito" - Art Gallery Kan (Tokyo)
1990s Works - Art Gallery Kan (Tokyo)
1995 "Yutaka Bito's Postwar Art 1947–1991" - Art Gallery Kan (Tokyo)
1998 "Post-WWII Avant-Garde: Messages from the Aventuriers" - Art Gallery Kan (Tokyo)
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