Tonegawa Travelogue at Dusk 30F (90.9 x 72.7cm) Written by Teruo Yamakawa

This painting is a work that incorporates the impressions and emotions I receive from the Tone River.

Flowers, geometric shapes and patterns never seen before spread out, blurring the lines between reality and dreams. The strangely shaped flowers appear to be swaying with the swells of the river. The warm colors and soft curves will evoke the emotion of sunset, and will resonate with your own thoughts.

This is a playful and attractive work.

1940 Born in Hachioji, Tokyo

1964 Graduated from the Department of Oil Painting at Tokyo University of the Arts (Won the Ohashi Prize for his graduation work ``Nai Mono Nedari'')

1966 Completed graduate school at the same university

1969 Part-time lecturer at Joshibi College of Art and Design (until 1974 )

1981 Appointed as assistant professor at Tokyo University of the Arts

1986: Trained in England as a Ministry of Education overseas researcher over the following year.

Group and solo exhibitions at the International Sculpture Exhibition, Tokikai Exhibition, Rei no Kai Exhibition, Mori no Kai Exhibition, etc.

Died in 1992

In April of the same year, an exhibition of Teruo Yamakawa's posthumous works was held at the Tokyo University of the Arts Art Museum, displaying over 30 works ranging from his graduation work to a series of recent works.