Montmartre Stairs to Sacre Coeur 6F (41 x 31.8cm) Written by Yukihiko Hama

This work depicts the stairs leading up the slope of Montmartre and the surrounding buildings.

A classic Parisian building can be seen in the center of the screen. Looking through the windows of these buildings, it seems that the buildings themselves have hidden stories that have been nurtured over time.

At the top, a bright yellow sky spreads out, suggesting the start of a bright day. The artist's delicate brush strokes and rich colors can be seen throughout the painting, conveying the calm and poetic charm of Montmartre.

This work captures part of the unique landscape of Paris, offering the viewer a sense of tranquility and beauty.

1938 Born in Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture

1958: Moves to Tokyo and studies at Tokyo YMCA night school

1960 First exhibited at the Nika Exhibition

1965 “Izanagi/Izanami” was selected for the first time at the Nika Exhibition (selected every year thereafter)

1968 First visit to France

1970  Winner of Nika Exhibition 50th Anniversary Award for “Newspaper Seller in Paris”

1971  “Church Wedding” won special selection at Nika Exhibition

Scouted by Ginza Rose Gallery and becomes exclusive to Rose Gallery.

1972  Won the Nika Exhibition Paris Prize for ``Pedestrian Heaven'' and was given the right to study abroad in Paris for 5 years as a supplementary prize.

1974 “Yukihiko Hama: Poetry and Heart of Paris” exhibition held at Rose Gallery

1975 “Yukihiko Hama: Letters from Paris” exhibition held at Rose Gallery

1976: While studying abroad, won the Salon d'Automne Award in France.

1977 Return to Japan

(Since then, he has traveled to France several dozen times )

1978: Recommended as a member of the Nika Society (subsequently exhibited without examination at the Nika Exhibition, continued to hold solo exhibitions at Ginza Rose Gallery and Shinjuku Isetan Department Store)

1979 “Yukihiko Hama Exhibition: Poems of Venice” exhibition held at Rose Gallery

1983: “Yukihiko Hama New Works Exhibition” held at Rose Gallery

1986 Selected for the France Le Salon Exhibition (Association of French Artists) (formerly Salon de Paris) Featured in the Weekly Post magazine as one of `` 5 young painters who will lead the future of Japanese art''

1988 One Painting 1 Exhibited at the 7th Contemporary Western Painting Elite Selection Exhibition and won the Silver Prize for "Ginza Canturatin (Quartier Latin)"

1990 Nika Exhibition Nika Society Friends Award

Appointed as Nika Nagano Prefecture branch chief

Solo exhibitions held at Suwa Marumitsu Department Store, Miyako Bijutsu, and other locations

Passed away in Suwa City in 2018 at the age of 80 .

In January 2019, a memorial exhibition was held at Miyako Art in Belvia, Chino Station.