Shigeki Kuroda

Kuroda is one of the most important Japanese printmakers living today. He became famous in 1979 when the Cleveland Museum of Art organized the exhibition: 21 Young Contemporary Japanese Printmakers.

Kuroda suggests that things move so quickly in Tokyo that he wants to reflect the speed and movement in his bicycles. The umbrella is a very traditional symbol of Japan.

Museums: British Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, Tochigi Museum, Yokohama Museum.

Shigeki Kuroda Prints

• Snow Land

  595 mm X 395 mm
  £ 150.00
• Gleam

  493 mm X 290 mm
  £ 150.00
• Parallel Time

  493 mm X 307 mm
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• Neverland

  592 mm X 360 mm
  £ 150.00

• The Autumn City

  448 mm X 292 mm
  £ 150.00
• The Babble

  360 mm X 197 mm
  £ 150.00
• Cosmos

  197 mm X 295 mm
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• Sky Light

  360 mm X 195 mm
  £ 150.00

• Holy Night

  247 mm X 140 mm
  £ 150.00
• Rosy

  142 mm X 246 mm
  £ 150.00
• Mars

  145 mm X 220 mm
  £ 150.00
• Nix

  142 mm X 246 mm
  £ 150.00