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Born 1975 Malaysia. Known for: Geometric abstract and other abstract paintings.
The large elongated heads of beautiful women (bijin okubi-e) depicted by Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806) somehow fascinated Ivan Lam to attempt a homage, drawing in large tracts of kanji featured on the... Read full biography
The large elongated heads of beautiful women (bijin okubi-e) depicted by Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806) somehow fascinated Ivan Lam to attempt a homage, drawing in large tracts of kanji featured on the image’s left for good measure – design and a kind of patterning. Utamaro borrowed from the... Read full biography
The large elongated heads of beautiful women (bijin okubi-e) depicted by Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806) somehow fascinated Ivan Lam to attempt a homage, drawing in large tracts of kanji featured on the image’s left for good measure – design and a kind of patterning. Utamaro borrowed from the Katsukawa School stock of long face, long neck, slim shoulders and unusually large coiffure. His works were among those other famous ukiyo-e artists of Edo Japan who had a great influence on the... Read full biography
The large elongated heads of beautiful women (bijin okubi-e) depicted by Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806) somehow fascinated Ivan Lam to attempt a homage, drawing in large tracts of kanji featured on the image’s left for good measure – design and a kind of patterning. Utamaro borrowed from the Katsukawa School stock of long face, long neck, slim shoulders and unusually large coiffure. His works were among those other famous ukiyo-e artists of Edo Japan who had a great influence on the Impressionists like Van Gogh and Gauguin. Utamaro was doing well but ran afoul of the all-supreme daimyo, the military ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and was imprisoned for making illegal prints of him, and he died in 1806, two years later. Utamaro was also known for... Read full biography
The large elongated heads of beautiful women (bijin okubi-e) depicted by Kitagawa Utamaro (1753-1806) somehow fascinated Ivan Lam to attempt a homage, drawing in large tracts of kanji featured on the image’s left for good measure – design and a kind of patterning. Utamaro borrowed from the Katsukawa School stock of long face, long neck, slim shoulders and unusually large coiffure. His works were among those other famous ukiyo-e artists of Edo Japan who had a great influence on the Impressionists like Van Gogh and Gauguin. Utamaro was doing well but ran afoul of the all-supreme daimyo, the military ruler Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and was imprisoned for making illegal prints of him, and he died in 1806, two years later. Utamaro was also known for his illustrations of Nature studies, especially insects, and for his cover of the book, Forty-eight Love Scenes, under the pseud... Read full biography
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