Hawaiian and Asian Mid Century and Fine Art Gallery
Shunsho by Nakamura Daizaburo #shorts (Japanese & English Ver.)
This painting depicts a Heian Period woman gazing at a candle, and as the title says, It is early spring evening.
The style of Nakamura daizaburo comes from traditional Japanese culture. Thus the Heian Period (11th C.) woman is being depicted. It is being depicted in a modern style.
This is the Nihonga School of Painting during the Taisho and Showa period. Painted with mineral pigments, lacquer and gold leaf.
This is the Nihonga School of Painting during the Taisho and Showa period. Painted with mineral pigments, lacquer and gold leaf.
Trinidad by Jean Charlot
This painting is done by Jean Charlot, and it’s dated 1922.
This is a very early piece for him.
It is when he went back to Mexico City
to paint the murals in Mexico City with Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.
What an incredible time.
Well, of course, one of Diego Rivera’s good friends was Pablo Picasso.
The title of this painting is Trinidad,
which is one of Pablo Picasso’s middle names.
So this is most likely dedicated to Picasso.
And in fact, the way that it’s done is in a Cubist style.
Look at the lines in the face and how this is done.
It’s an incredible early Jean Charlot painting.
Art Deco Stone Tile
by Marguerite Blasingame
Marguerite Blasingame was a woman artist in Honolulu, Hawaii. She studied at the University of Hawaii and later at Stanford University. She was one of the few artists in Hawaii to work in the Art Deco style, a fascinating blend of Hawaiian motifs and Art Deco design.
Escape
by
Jerry Okimoto
Jerry Tsukio Okimoto (1924-1998) was a Japanese-American painter and sculptor who was born in Waianae, Hawaii. He is best known for his minimalist works exploring abstract expressionism with geometric forms and three-dimensionality that consist of various combinations of solid colored shapes.
Rantei by Hayakawa Shokosai / Waisted vase form hoop handle basket by Wada Waichisai
Hayakawa Shoko Sai was one of the first to sign his baskets in Japan. He and Wada Waichisai the first both signed their baskets in the early Meiji period. Hayakawa Shokosai and Wada Waichisai exchanged information on how to weave. Shokosai knew how to weave bamboo, and Wada Waichisai knew how to weave rattan. They exchanged information. information, and are the two most important artists for early Japanese baskets.
Jigoku Tayū by Kainosho Tadaoto ?
This scroll painting throws you straight into a surreal world where beauty and chaos coexist.
Dismembered bodies run wild, held by an evil chicken.
At the center, a courtesan applies lipstick made of human blood—calmly.
It’s eerily similar to Lipstick by Okamoto Shinso.
But the face? It looks just like Kainosho Tadaoto.
Dismembered bodies run wild, held by an evil chicken.
At the center, a courtesan applies lipstick made of human blood—calmly.
It’s eerily similar to Lipstick by Okamoto Shinso.
But the face? It looks just like Kainosho Tadaoto.
Hikuera by Robert Lee Eskridge
Painted in 1929, Hikuera was inspired by Robert Lee Eskridge’s time in Hikueru, a remote atoll in French Polynesia.
Though the title appears as Hikuera in the artist’s signature, this is believed to reflect a phonetic interpretation of the local pronunciation.
Specializing in Mid Century Artwork
TUSHA Fine Art Gallery is dedicated to Fine art of Hawaii and Polynesia. With a special focus on Mid Century paintings and sculpture. Artists such as Tadashi Sato, Jerry Okimoto and Satoru Abe of the Metcalf Chteau group of Asian American artists in the Abstract expressionism genre are primary. Fine art and antiques of Polynesia and Hawaii are also a main focus.
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