Lithograph, Stone Lithograph, Yasukazu Tabuchi, Sky within the Sky, 76/500

Lithograph
Yasukazu Tabuchi
Sky within the Sky
76/500
Commemorative Opening of Ikeda Museum of the 20th Century

Frame size: Approx. 45cm x Approx. 37cm

Glass has some cracks.
The retaining pins on the back of the frame are missing from the top and bottom.
As this is a long-term storage item, there are numerous stains, dirt, dullness, dust, and scratches.
Please refrain from purchasing if you are sensitive.

The following is an AI-generated summary:
[Artist Introduction: Yasukazu Tabuchi]
Born in 1921, he is a master representing the post-war Japanese Western painting world.
After studying art history at the University of Tokyo, he moved to France in 1951. Since then, based in Paris, he was one of the first Japanese painters to establish an international reputation.
[Artwork Characteristics]
He interacted with the artists of the Scandinavian Expressionist movement CoBrA and established a unique style that fuses dynamic colors with Eastern spirituality. In his later years, he left behind many works with brilliant colors that evoke the vitality of nature.
He is an artist of extremely high historical evaluation, whose works are collected in many public museums, including the National Museum of Art, Osaka, and The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo.