Uchida Kimio,

Title

"Red Scarf" Oil Painting F8 (455×380mm)

Description

Oil Painting F8 (455×380mm)

A matching frame will be included as a gift to the purchaser.

There may be minor scratches due to age; please refer to the photos.

Biography of Kimio Uchida

Born in 1921 in Nagasawa Town, Shizuoka Prefecture

First selected for the Independent Exhibition in 1952, and subsequently selected for 13 consecutive years

Awarded at the Sino-Japanese Exhibition in 1955

Received the highest award at the Prefectural Artists' Alliance Exhibition in 1962

Received the highest award at the Prefectural Artists' Alliance Exhibition in 1963

Withdrew from the Independent Art Association in 1964

Held solo exhibitions at Oak Gallery from 1964 to 1972

Received the highest award at the Prefectural Artists' Alliance Exhibition in 1965

Participated in the Prefectural Postwar Outstanding Works Exhibition in 1967

Held solo exhibitions at department store galleries in Tokyo from 1973 to 1981

Held a touring solo exhibition in Tokyo and Osaka in 1982

Held solo exhibitions at local galleries from 1983 to 1997

Held solo exhibitions at K Museum from 1993 to 2006

Passed away on May 12, 2006
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