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Shōji Hamada
濱田象二
Japanese Mashiko ware Potter (1894-1978).
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Statements about
Shōji Hamada
Sex or Gender
Male
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
12/9/1894
Date of Death
1/5/1978
Award Received
Order of Culture
(1968)
Point in Time
:
1968
Person of Cultural Merit
(1968)
Point in Time
:
1968
Occupation
Potter
Ceramicist
Given Name
Country of Citizenship
Japan
Empire of Japan
( - 1947)
End Time
:
1947
Place of Birth
Educated At
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Name in Kana
はまだ しょうじ
Image
Name in Native Language
濱田庄司
Has Works in the Collection
10 items
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Art Institute of Chicago
The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Tate
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Vanderbilt Museum of Art
Described by Source
Obálky Knih
URL
:
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Copyright Representative
Place of Death
Mashiko
Child
Family Name
Place of Burial
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Japanese
Field of Work
Mashiko Ware
Native Language
Japanese
Student
Tatsuzō Shimaoka
Birth Name
濱田象二
Number of Children
6
Has Part(s)
Described at URL
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https://jaa2100.org/entry/detail/035 ...
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https://jaa2100.org/entry/detail/048 ...
Relative
Tomoo Hamada
Reproduction Right Not Represented by CISAC Member
Shinsaku Hamada
Atsuya Hamada
Sachi Fujii
Design Museum Den Bosch
Victoria and Albert Museum
Artist
Shōji
Hibiya High School
Mizonokuchi
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Takatsu
Gen Murata
Hamada
Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art
Sōryū-Ji Temple
Mashiko Sankōkan Museum
Kōichi Takita
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