Okumura Yuzuru signed artist proof, Running Footman
Regular price
$850.00
Running Footman
In my artworks, did you recognize there are elderly people, people with wheelchair and woman pushing a baby carriage? I am working in an organization which supporting the people with disabilities. I would like to express the Utopia could contains different kinds people living together in peace. I always draw a fried egg-like sun on my painting which is a symbol of my work as well as the symbol of brightness.
Signed Artist Proof
Artist: Okumura Yuzuru
14 3/8" x 10 1/8" including margins as shown.
The image is a watercolor painting by Japanese artist Yuzuru Okumura. The work is titled Running Footman.
Yuzuru Okumura is known for creating paintings of European towns and incorporating a theme of "normalization," which promotes the idea of a town where everyone can live comfortably. Okumura often includes figures of people in wheelchairs or the elderly in the paintings to represent this concept.
Notable fact: This artist always includes one or more disabled characters.
From his Linked-In page: I was born in 1961 in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. My father loves Japanese painting. He teaches me the pleasure of painting and I loved to scribble when I was a child. I am a self-taught artist, and have never studied in formal art school. I studied law in university and started oil painting by myself at that time. I had my solo exhibition when I was 24. Since then, I held more than 30 solo-exhibitions at Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Shizuoka, Chiba and New York. At the age of 29, I stayed in England about 1 year as a volunteer for people with disabilities. I was attracted by the beautiful European landscape. Since then, I changed my style of painting.
In my artworks, did you recognize there are elderly people, people with wheelchair and woman pushing a baby carriage? I am working in an organization which supporting the people with disabilities. I would like to express the Utopia could contains different kinds people living together in peace. I always draw a fried egg-like sun on my painting which is a symbol of my work as well as the symbol of brightness.
Regular price
$850.00
Running Footman
In my artworks, did you recognize there are elderly people, people with wheelchair and woman pushing a baby carriage? I am working in an organization which supporting the people with disabilities. I would like to express the Utopia could contains different kinds people living together in peace. I always draw a fried egg-like sun on my painting which is a symbol of my work as well as the symbol of brightness.
Signed Artist Proof
Artist: Okumura Yuzuru
14 3/8" x 10 1/8" including margins as shown.
The image is a watercolor painting by Japanese artist Yuzuru Okumura. The work is titled Running Footman.
Yuzuru Okumura is known for creating paintings of European towns and incorporating a theme of "normalization," which promotes the idea of a town where everyone can live comfortably. Okumura often includes figures of people in wheelchairs or the elderly in the paintings to represent this concept.
Notable fact: This artist always includes one or more disabled characters.
From his Linked-In page: I was born in 1961 in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. My father loves Japanese painting. He teaches me the pleasure of painting and I loved to scribble when I was a child. I am a self-taught artist, and have never studied in formal art school. I studied law in university and started oil painting by myself at that time. I had my solo exhibition when I was 24. Since then, I held more than 30 solo-exhibitions at Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya, Shizuoka, Chiba and New York. At the age of 29, I stayed in England about 1 year as a volunteer for people with disabilities. I was attracted by the beautiful European landscape. Since then, I changed my style of painting.
In my artworks, did you recognize there are elderly people, people with wheelchair and woman pushing a baby carriage? I am working in an organization which supporting the people with disabilities. I would like to express the Utopia could contains different kinds people living together in peace. I always draw a fried egg-like sun on my painting which is a symbol of my work as well as the symbol of brightness.