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「Hyoumen Ａ」
etching､aquachint on paper
1957
image:30×23cm
Ed.№ ：E.A./15
「Ishinonami」
eching on paper
1959
image:17.8×12.3cm
Ed.No. E.A.
「Kukei」
drypoint, roulette on paper
1961
image:21.0×15.0cm
Ed.№ ：E.A.／20
「The scenery which is metaphysics」
drypoint, aquatint on paper
1962
image:28×23.6cm
Ed.№ ：E.A.／20
「Tokyou Olympics」
drypoint, roulette, eching on paper
1964
image:36×34cm
Ed.№ ：E.A／20
「Tears」
drypoint, aquatint on paper
1980
image:40.5×30cm
Ed.№ ：10/80
「A woman having a star」
woodcut on paper
1981
image:60×43.0cm
Ed.№ ：131/200
「Hommage a Picasso」
lithograph
1981
image:65×48.3cm
300／Ed.№：Ⅳ/XXX
「Luna park」
lithograph
1988
image:60.6×40cm
Ed.№ ：4/50
「Insect acrossing the garden」
rough sketch for print
1962
image:36.2×33cm
「Ms. and Mrs」
rough sketch for print
1964
image:39.5×36cm
「Rain chan」
rough sketch for print
1964
image:23.5×25.5cm

Artist

MASUO　IKEDA
Masuo Ikeda was born in Fenglien in China (Manchuria). He studied art in Tokyo from 1952-1953.
Ikeda was represented and won numerous prizes in all major post-war print exhibitions-Tokyo, Venice,
Krakow, Ljubljana and Paris. Ikeda worked in different printmaking techniques.
In 1965 a solo-exhibition of his prints was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
In 1966 he received the Grand Prize in the print section of the Venice Biennale.
In 1972 he moved to New York. Oguse town in Nagano prefecture hosts a Masuo Ikeda Museum with
some 850 works ofart on display.
Masuo Ikeda was born in Fenglien in China (Manchuria). He studied art in Tokyo from 1952-1953.
Ikeda was represented and won numerous prizes in all major post-war print exhibitions-Tokyo, Venice,
Krakow, Ljubljana and Paris. Ikeda worked in different printmaking techniques.
In 1965 a solo-exhibition of his prints was shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
In 1966 he received the Grand Prize in the print section of the Venice Biennale.
In 1972 he moved to New York. Oguse town in Nagano prefecture hosts a Masuo Ikeda Museum with
some 850 works ofart on display.