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Edutainment > Articles on Art > Japanese Art 20th C. > Ikegami Souho - born 1941![]() Red Crane - silkscreen, 1982 copyright Ikegami Souho Ikegami Souho's silkscreen prints are popular in Japan. The seemingly simple but intricate compositions are created in the modern printmaking technique of silkscreens. In spite of their modern appeal they follow the Japanese painting tradition. The artist's images are reduced to the essential. Ikegami Souhu shows a butterfly or a bird made in origami (paperfolding) tradition. Less is more. The colors that he uses are usually strong. His images have a touch of modern pop-art. No wonder - he has worked in the advertising and print media industry for many years. Biography![]() Butterfly 38 - silkscreen, 1984 copyright Ikegami Souho Souho Ikegami was born in Kurume City in Fukueka prefecture on Kyushu island. He graduated from Musashino University of Fine Arts. In 1965 he became an illustrator for an advertising and publishing company. The artist has exhibited in Spain and Japan, and among others with the annual CWAJ Print Shows in Tokyo. Technique and StyleSouhu Ikegami works in silkscreen. A typical edition size is from ca. 50 to 300 copies, Signed, numbered and titled. Exhibitions and Awards![]() Butterfly 32 - silkscreen, 1984 copyright Ikegami Souho
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