夏なので、室内でできるアクティビティをば…。
光の印象画家というのが気になった。奥村厚一氏の没後５０年を記念して。明治生まれの人で、もうそんなになるのかー 雪景色と、登山家だったので山の風景が多い。
日本画はそんなに興味関心あるわけでもなかったけど、美しい！ きらめく海の波や、山の朝日や、柔らかく光る棚田の光など、見事でした… 日本画の風景画ってこんなに奥深いんだ、というか、美しく描けるんだ、と感動。日本画は平面的なものが多いと思い込んでいたので…
スケッチブックや絵の下絵も公開されていた。当然ながら、スケッチブックの段階でめちゃくちゃ上手い…植物のリアルさ、構図、細かいものを散らす（飛ぶ鳥の群れ、落ち葉、木の枝）ときのバランスの良さ…すごいです。
京セラ美術館初めていったけど素敵な建物で綺麗だった〜
Scorching hot summer calls for indoor activities...
I went to the "Impressionist of Light" This is in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the death of Koichi Okumura. He was born in the Meiji era, and it's hard to believe it's been that long since then.
Many of his works feature snowy landscapes and mountain scenes, as he was also a mountaineer. I wasn't particularly interested in Japanese painting before, but his works were beautiful! The shimmering waves of the sea, the morning sun on the mountains, and the softly glowing terraced rice fields were all stunning, with the light featured... I was deeply moved by how profound and realistic landscape painting in Japanese art can be. I had always thought that Japanese paintings were mostly kind of flat.
They also displayed his sketchbooks and preliminary drawings. As expected, even at the rough sketching stage, his works were incredible. The realistic plants, the composition, and the balance when scattering small objects (like flocks of birds in flight, fallen leaves, and tree branches)... It was all amazing.
It was my first time visiting the Kyocera Museum of Art, and it was such a beautiful building—absolutely worth checking out!
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