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1930年代の独立美術協会における「素朴」について:ルソー風、地方色、生活の問題を中心に

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Title: 1930年代の独立美術協会における「素朴」について:ルソー風、地方色、生活の問題を中心に
Other Titles: Soboku as a Key Term to Examine the Early Dokuritsu Exhibition: on the Problems of Henri Rousseau, Local Color, and Painter’s Daily Life
Authors: 今村, 信隆1 Browse this author
Authors(alt): IMAMURA, Nobutaka1
Issue Date: 31-Mar-2014
Publisher: 北海道大学大学院文学研究科北方研究教育センター
Journal Title: 北方人文研究
Journal Title(alt): Journal of the Center for Northern Humanities
Volume: 7
Start Page: 1
End Page: 23
Abstract: This paper examines the trend toward a word of “soboku”, or naivety and simplicity, which has been frequently referred to in Japanese art scene in the 1930s, especially around the newborn Dokuritsu Exhibition (est.1930). Mainly focusing on the monthly art journal Dokuritsu Bijutsu issued by the Dokuritsu Exhibition, we show that “soboku”, albeit a common word itself, can explain some of highly characteristic attitudes and strategies of the early Dokuritsu Exhibition. On the one hand, around the 1930’s Dokuritsu Exhibition, “soboku” sometimes means the style of French painter Henri Rousseau and his followers. In this case, “soboku” is often used in order to indicate some negative aspect of one’s painting style, which was considered as old-fashioned, and therefore should be surpassed. On the other hand, the word “soboku” has positive meanings. For example, indicating naive, childlike, artless style of paintings, this word was applied to one of the most controversial problems in this period, namely the local color of works. In this case, “soboku” signifies some merits of painter’s local color. In other cases, when arguing a painter’s works or his style in connection with his own life style or personal character, this word connotes more ethical meanings.
Type: bulletin (article)
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2115/55035
Appears in Collections:北方人文研究 = Journal of the Center for Northern Humanities > 第7号 = No.7

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