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A masterpiece from Matsuzaki, an art museum exhibiting works of Irie Chohachi
who was active in the Edo period and was said to be Chohaci of Izu.
Stucco iron painting, which is required for advanced plastering skills
and paintings, is highly valued in the art world as an excellent mural
painting technology as well as Western fresco.
In addition, the museum is attracting attention as a world-class building
as "a building that blends Edo with the 21st century."
Chohachi established the plastering iron painting with the techniques of
the Kano school on the technique of the plaster.
Ironworks that make a base in a special way, freely using color, and thin
walled sculpture are used in combination. In this way, I gathered valuable
Chohachi's representative works in two exhibition halls.
Fugaku Irie Chohachi's Representative works
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Note:Shikkui (plaster): In addition to being able to give waterproofness as it is against wind and rain As it is nonflammable material, it has long been used as an external protective material, castle and shrines, trading houses, private houses, Building material that has been used as a top coat material for the inner and outer walls made. The so-called sea cucumber wall is one of them.
Kote (iron): A tool used by the plaster to paint the wall is a trowel.
Kote painting: Using a variety of small and large irons, colors are extracted with plaster with various pigments mixed, a skilfully made work is a trowel. (See Wikipedia) |
About 50 minutes from Izukyu Shimoda Station by bus.
About 105 minutes from Izu nagaoka Station by bus.
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