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Taikan Yokoyama
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Tessai Tomioka
Seiho Takeuchi
Shunkyo Yamamoto
Gyokudo Kawai
Shunso Hishida
Shoen Uemura
Kiyotaka Kaburagi
Kokei Kobayashi
Kansetsu Hashimoto
Ryushi Kawabata
Yukihiko Yasuda
Seison Maeda
Hako Irie
Bakusen Tsuchida
Kagaku Murakami
Shimei Terashima
Gyoshu Hayami
Shinsui Ito
Kayo Yamaguchi
Ikuo Hirayama
Rosanjin Kitaoji
Kanjiro Kawai
Denchu Hiragushi
Yoshio Hayashi
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Yoshio Hayashi
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"Konnichiwa" (Hello)
1983
On a clear spring day in a mountain field, a young boy greets field horsetails.
This scene painted with a gentle blending of colors brings a ready smile and a relaxed mood.
Hayashi Yoshio:
Born in Tokyo in 1905. His paintings were accepted to the 1924 Chuo Art Exhibition, when he was 19 years old. He studied Japanese painting under Tsutaya Ryuko. In 1961, he established the Japan Children's Painting Association with Takei Takeo, Kurosaki Yoshisuke and others. They held exhibitions annually at Tokyu Department Store in Nihonbashi, Tokyo, until 1984. Some of the most notable works include "Oyayubi-hime" (Thumb-size Princess) and "Otomodachi (Friend)". He is a director of the Artist Copyright Federation of Japan and the Japan Art Association. He died in 2010.
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