Michiko Ishii & Hajime Inoue, Children of the Showa Era Exhibition Image, 2005, Photograph

Description

Professional photo print on wood, used during the "Children of the Showa Era" exhibition.

Dimensions: height 73 cm, width 103 … more Professional photo print on wood, used during the "Children of the Showa Era" exhibition.

Dimensions: height 73 cm, width 103 cm, depth 3 cm.

This unique piece, crafted by doll maker Michiko Ishii and photographed by Hajime Inoue, brings the charm of the Shōwa era to life. It is a striking wall decoration and a must-have for lovers of Japanese culture and nostalgia!

The exhibition "Children of the Showa Era" was first held in 2005 and explores the rich cultural and social history of Japan during the Shōwa period (1926-1989). Doll maker Michiko Ishii and photographer Hajime Inoue joined forces to capture the essence of childhood and daily life experiences of that time.

with a wide range of artistic creations, including traditional dolls and evocative photography, the exhibition offers a unique insight into Japanese culture and values during a time of significant change. Annual editions have established the exhibition as a staple in the Japanese art scene, continuing to inspire both local and international visitors. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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