Kiso Gogoku 8F (45.5 x 37.9cm) Written by Motoo Koizumi

This painting is an oil painting that captures a magnificent part of the Kiso Mountains.

In the painting, majestic mountains capped with white snow are seen towering towards the sky, as if they hold a timeless silence.

In the foreground, purple wildflowers and rolling hills of green foliage create a peaceful landscape of farmland, representing the symbiosis of people with nature.

The artist's use of color emphasizes the warmth and richness of nature, and evokes the cycle of life and the changing of the seasons. This work can be said to be a celebration of the splendor of Japan's climate and nature, as well as the lives of the people who live there .

Born in Kure, Hiroshima Prefecture in 1928

1950: Started learning from the very basics under Professor Takuji Nakamura

Selected for the 1952 Issuikai Exhibition

1953 Exhibited at the Nitten Exhibition

1955 Issuikai Pourbou Award

1959: Recommended as a member of Issuikai

1964 Issuikai Award

1966: Stayed in France for one year

1967 Solo exhibition of works created during stay in Europe at Daimaru, Tokyo

1974: Dark Blue Ribbon Medal

1975 Solo exhibition at Tokyu Main Store

1975: Became a member of the Nitten Exhibition

1976 Stayed in Southern France

1977 Solo exhibition at Mitsubishi Auto Salon

1978 Solo exhibition at Ikebukuro Gallery

1981 Solo exhibition at Matsuya Ginza

1982: Aikawa Town Community Center glass mosaic mural completed

1983: Recommended as a member of the Issuikai

1986 Bronze Award at the International Competition Academie Lutes Exhibition

1987: Won the Silver Award at the same exhibition

2001 Solo exhibition at Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi Main Store

2002: Recommended as a standing committee member of Issuikai

1974: Donated work to Hiratsuka Museum of Art "Kiso Suhara" F100
2008: Donated work to Kamakura City "The Sea of ​​Izu" F100