Lot 371: Asami Shoei (Matsue) (1886-1969)

Onna Sannomiya (The Third Princess), 1931
Ink, color and gold on silk; framed and glazed
97 1/4 x 45 7/8in. (247 x 116.5cm.)

Tokyo Municipal Museum, Ueno Park, "Teikoku Bijutsuin dai junikai bijutsu tenrankai" (12th Exhibition of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts) [12th Teiten], 1931.10.16--11.20

Karatsu City Modern Library Art Hall (Karatsu shi kindai toshokan bijutsu horu), "Meguro Gajoen bijutsukan korekushon ni yoru: Kindai Nihonga ni miru bijinga" (Modern Japanese-style beauty painting from the collection of the Meguro Gajoen Museum), 1999.11.14--12.13

Fuji Art Museum, Fujinomiya City, "Rekishi to roman no kindai Nihonga ten: Meguro Gajoen korekushon" (Exhibition of history and romanticism in modern Nihonga: Meguro Gajoen collection), 1990.4.1--25

PUBLISHED:
Nittenshi hensan iinkai, ed., Teiten hen 5 (Teiten [Exhibition of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts], vol. 5), vol. 10 of Nittenshi (History of the Nitten [Japanese Art Exhibition]) (Tokyo: Korinsha, 1982), p. 102, no.6.

Hosono Masanobu et al., Kindai no bijinga: Meguro Gajoen korekushon/Paintings of Japanese Beauties at the Turn of the Century (Kyoto: Kyoto shoin, 1988), pl. 44.

Karatsu City Modern Library, ed., Meguro Gajoen bijutsukan korekushon ni yoru: Kindai Nihonga ni miru bijinga (Modern Japanese-style beauty painting from the collection of the Meguro Gajoen Museum), exh. cat. (Karatsu: Karatsu City Modern Library, 1999), pl. 8.

Rekishi to roman no kindai Nihonga ten: Meguro Gajoen korekushon (Exhibition of history and romanticism in modern Nihonga: Meguro Gajoen collection), exh. cat. (Tokyo: Art One, 1990), pl. 16.

Hosokawa Rikizo Collection
Meguro Gajoen Museum, Tokyo

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