Tadasuke Kuwayama (4 results)

Broadside. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 1 pages; A single glossy sheet folded twice when fully opened reveals a poster-like sheet with circular illustration of a painting by Tadasky with text at the bottom. OCLC 78239703 Exploding onto the New York art scene in the early 1960s, Tadasuke Kuwayama, known as Tadasky, was selling his Op art paintings to the Museum of Modern Art and architect Philip Johnson shortly after moving from Japan. Master of the circle, Tadasky worked almost exclusively in concentric rings on square canvases, producing seemingly infinite variations. By tweaking colors and widths, Tadasky caused color to appear to fluctuate, his circles to pop off of the canvas and into the viewer's space.

Broadside. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. 1 pages; A single glossy sheet with circular colour illustration of a painting by Tadasky and text announcing exhibition. Exploding onto the New York art scene in the early 1960s, Tadasuke Kuwayama, known as Tadasky, was selling his Op art paintings to the Museum of Modern Art and architect Philip Johnson shortly after moving from Japan. Master of the circle, Tadasky worked almost exclusively in concentric rings on square canvases, producing seemingly infinite variations. By tweaking colors and widths, Tadasky caused color to appear to fluctuate, his circles to pop off of the canvas and into the viewer's space.

Condition: Good. Exhibition Catalogue. 8vo. Single Sheet. Very Good. Color Plate.From the collection of UC Berkeley art historian Peter Selz (1919 - 2019).

Poster, measuring 14 x 16 inches; very good condition; machine folded 2 times into 4 sections; an unmailed copy with museum library stamp to rear. Will be mailed folded.