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| Keiichi Takasawa (1914-1984) |
| Keiichi Takasawa was born in Gunma Prefecture in 1914. In 1936 he attended Nihon University and later studied with Tsuguharu Fujita (a strong influence). During the war Keiichi worked as a war reporter. He did many illustrations and covers for women's magazines, music record covers, etc. He did many 'nikushitsu' paintings of 'bijin-ga' and the best of these were often published as woodblock prints. His bijin-ga prints always depicted the same slender-necked beauty (who may have been his wife), often in erotic poses. He usually signed his name using both Japanese kanji and Roman script.
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| Onna-e Series (woodblock prints - 1969) |
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Women's Paintings #1 1969 |
Women's Paintings #2 1969 |
Women's Paintings #3 1969 |
Women's Paintings #4 1969 |
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Women's Paintings Series Album 1969 |
Women's Paintings Cover Sheet 1969 |
Women's Paintings #5 1969 |
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| Onna-E (Set 1) |
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Takasawa Keiichi Hair circa 1970s |
Takasawa Keiichi Large Snowflakes circa 1970s |
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| Onna-E (Set 2) |
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Takasawa Keiichi Shark-Spot Pattern circa 1970s |
Takasawa Keiichi Woman Burning Incense circa 1970s |
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| Other Prints |
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The Woman Of The 7th District c. 1970s |
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