食事の後、私は浅草へTeizo HashimotoさんとRyukoku Imaiさんのコレクターさんの個展を観てきました。
今日11月18日はTeizo Hashimotoさんの20周忌ということで
個人のコレクターであるNaoki Hayashiさんが、吉徳（Yoshitoku）という
有名な日本人形メーカーの一室で個展を開いたのです。
二人の職人による作品が100点以上展示され、
彼は「絵の保存のため次に展示をするのは10年後、Hashimotoさんの30周忌にする」と言った。
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Translation / English
- Posted at 18 Nov 2012 at 22:15
After eating, I went to Asakusa and saw a collector's Teizo Hashimoto and Ryukoku Imai private collection.
Because today, November 18th, is Mr. Teizo Hashimoto's 20th death anniversary, Mr. Naoki Hayashi, a private collector, opened his private collection in one room at Yoshitoku, a famous Japanese doll maker.
Over 100 of these two artisans' works were displayed, and he said "To preserve the paintings, the next time I will display them is 10 years later, at Mr. Hashimoto's 30th death anniversary."
Because today, November 18th, is Mr. Teizo Hashimoto's 20th death anniversary, Mr. Naoki Hayashi, a private collector, opened his private collection in one room at Yoshitoku, a famous Japanese doll maker.
Over 100 of these two artisans' works were displayed, and he said "To preserve the paintings, the next time I will display them is 10 years later, at Mr. Hashimoto's 30th death anniversary."
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Translation / English
- Posted at 18 Nov 2012 at 22:16
After the meal, I went to Asakusa to see the exhibition of a collector of works by Teizo Hashimoto and Ryukoku Imai.
Today, November 18th, is a 20th anniversary of Teizo Hashimoto's death. Mr. Naoki Hayashi, a collector of their works, put an exhibition in a room at Yoshitoku which is a famous Japanese doll manufacturer.
More than 100 pieces done by the 2 craftsmen were exhibited. Mr. Hayashi said "In order to preserve the pictures, next exhibition will be in 10 years, around 30th anniversary of Hashimoto's death."
Today, November 18th, is a 20th anniversary of Teizo Hashimoto's death. Mr. Naoki Hayashi, a collector of their works, put an exhibition in a room at Yoshitoku which is a famous Japanese doll manufacturer.
More than 100 pieces done by the 2 craftsmen were exhibited. Mr. Hayashi said "In order to preserve the pictures, next exhibition will be in 10 years, around 30th anniversary of Hashimoto's death."
