Born October 19, 1898. Younger brother of Kinoshita Takanori. First selected for the Nikaten Exhibition in 1921. Participated in the Enchokai and 1930 Associations. Studied in France from 1928 to 1932. Founded the Issuikai in 1936. Received the Performing Arts Encouragement Prize in 1930. Also worked in ceramics. Professor at Tokyo Women's University of Art and Design. Died July 16, 1996. Age 97. Born in Tokyo. Graduated from Tokyo Higher Technical School (now Tokyo Institute of Technology). Works include "Portrait of M." Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend |
明治31年10月19日生まれ。木下孝則の弟。大正10年二科展に初入選。円鳥会,一九三○年協会に参加。昭和3-7年フランス留学。11年一水会を結成。25年芸能選奨。陶芸も手がけた。女子美大教授。平成8年7月16日死去。97歳。東京出身。東京高工(現東京工業大)卒。作品に「Mの肖像」など。 出典 講談社デジタル版 日本人名大辞典+Plusについて 情報 | 凡例 |
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