Hiroshi Noda,

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Masterpiece by Hiroshi Noda, "Michi" Oil Painting on Canvas M6, Created in 1974, Original Work, Guaranteed Authentic, Unique

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About the Work

This piece, "Michi," begins from a gentle landscape painting perspective, showcasing the astonishing skill of artist Hiroshi Noda in depicting roads. The painting smoothly portrays either a sunrise or sunset from a distance.

There are four pinhole-like marks on the side of the work, a method the artist used in older works to secure the canvas. The framing has some cracks.

Excerpt from Wikipedia

Hiroshi Noda

Born on June 11, 1936, in Jeollanam-do, Korea (registered domicile in Yanai Village, Numakuma District, Hiroshima Prefecture), later moved to Fukuyama, Shanghai, China.

In 1945, returned to Japan and lived in Fukuyama City.

In 1951, moved to Hamana District, Shizuoka Prefecture.

In 1952, entered Aichi Prefectural Toyohashi Jishukan High School.

In 1956, went to Tokyo and entered the Western Painting Research Institute at Asagaya Art Academy, studying under Seijiro Mori.

In 1957, enrolled in the Department of Painting, Oil Painting Course, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts.

In 1960, first selected for the 36th Hakujitsu-kai Exhibition and received the Hakujitsu Award.

In 1961, received the Proof Award at the 37th Exhibition and became a provisional member of the Hakujitsu-kai. Graduated from the Department of Painting, Oil Painting Course, Faculty of Fine Arts, Tokyo University of the Arts (Ryohei Koiso's class), and joined the Planning and Research Department of Tokyu Advertising Company as an illustrator.

In 1962, became a member of the Hakujitsu-kai and resigned from Tokyu Advertising Company. Subsequently, established a design company and was active in the field of illustration.

In 1966, created illustrations for the Modern Japanese Literature Museum's Yukio Mishima (Bungeishunju).

In 1970, resigned from illustration work to focus on painting. Participated in the Yasui Award Exhibition, International Image Exhibition, New Talent Selection Exhibition, Tomorrow's Figurative Exhibition, and Japan's Excellent Art Exhibition, and presented works centered on his first solo exhibition (Ginza Mitsukoshi).

In 1974, became a part-time lecturer at Tokyo Zokei University (served for two years).

In 1982, received the Prime Minister's Award at the 58th Hakujitsu-kai Exhibition.

In 1983, responsible for illustrations for the Asahi Shimbun morning edition's serialized novel "Wetlands" by Otohiko Kaga (until 1985).

In 1987, responsible for illustrations for Otohiko Kaga's "Venus's Dimple" (serialized in Fujin Koron) and Tomiko Miyao's "The House of Matsukaze" (serialized in Bungeishunju).

In 1988, held the Hiroshi Noda Exhibition "Clear Mystery" (Yurakucho Art Forum, Toyohashi City Museum of Art).

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