Galerie Tanakaya
Japanese fine Arts
Locations
Gallery TANAKAYA
4 rue Saint-Sulpice, 75006, Paris, France, France
Visit Us at TEFAF Maastricht 2024
March
9-28,
2024
Stand 615
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Kisoji no yuki , Suhara (Snow at Kiso Road, Suhara), c. Taisho 13 (c. 1924)
Shiba Zôjôji (Zôjôji Temple, Shiba), from the series Tokyô Nijûkkei (Twenty Scenes of Tokyô), Taisho 14 (1925)
Kisoji no oku Amida-ga-taki (The Amida Falls in the Far Reaches of the Kiso Road), from the series Shokoku taki meguri (A Tour of Waterfalls in Various Provinces), c. Tenpô 3 (1832)
The gallery Tanakaya, created in 1988 by Tamio Ikeda in the district of Saint-Germain des Près, in Paris, is specialized in Japanese fine arts. The gallery exhibits mainly woodblock prints (18th and 19th c. Ukiyo-e and 20th c. Shin-Hanga and Sosaku-Hanga), and paintings, lacquers, ceramics for the Tea Ceremony, bronzes, dating from the 16th to the 20th century. The gallery organizes each year several exhibitions, and publishes at least one catalog per year mainly dedicated to Ukiyo-e and Shin-Hanga prints of which Tanakaya is a recognized specialist. It participates in several international fairs, notably TEFAF, in Maastricht, since 2010, and Brafa in Brussels since 2004. In Paris, it participated in the "Biennale des Antiquaires", the "Salon International de l'Estampe" and "Fine Arts Paris". The gallery has contributed for many years to enhance the collections of several museums and renowned collectors. The gallery is also devoted to the works of modern Japanese painters, notably some who lived and worked in Paris in the years 1950-60, such as Sugaï Kumi, Domoto Hisao or Sato Key.
TEFAF Maastricht, 2024
Artists
- Hokusai
- Utamaro
- Hiroshige
- Hasui
- Koryusai
- Harunobu
- Toyokuni
- Eishi
- Eizan
- Eisen
- Kuniyoshi
- Kunisada
- Yoshitoshi
- Yoshida
- Goyô
- Kotondo
- Shinsui
- Sugaï Kumi
- Munakata Shikô
- Foujita Tsuguharu
- Domoto Hisao
- Shinoda Toko
- Hamada Shoji
- Makuzu Kozan