Tamako KATAOKA

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Auspicious Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji
Peonies and Blue Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAPeonies and Blue Mt. Fuji
Red Mt. Fuji in Early Spring, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKARed Mt. Fuji in Early Spring
Auspicious Red Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Red Mt. Fuji
Winter Has Come at Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAWinter Has Come at Mt. Fuji
Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAMt. Fuji
Blooming Flowers and Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKABlooming Flowers and Mt. Fuji
Auspicious Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji
Auspicious Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji
Auspicious Mt. Fuji, woodcut by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji
Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAMt. Fuji
Mt. Fuji with Pond Smelt Fishing Boat, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAMt. Fuji with Pond Smelt Fishing Boat
Japanese Weigela Season, woodcut by Tamako KATAOKAJapanese Weigela Season
Auspicious Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji
Blooming Flowers and Mt. Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKABlooming Flowers and Mt. Fuji
Mt. Fuji (2014), lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAMt. Fuji (2014)
Auspicious Mt. Fuji (2015), lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji (2015)
Auspicious Mt. Fuji from Gotemba, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mt. Fuji from Gotemba
Auspicious Mount Fuji (2015), lithograph by Tamako KATAOKAAuspicious Mount Fuji (2015)
Red Mount Fuji, lithograph by Tamako KATAOKARed Mount Fuji
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Biography of Tamako KATAOKA

Portrait of Tamako KATAOKA1905 - Japanese painter and print maker Tamako KATAOKA was born in Sapporo City, Hokkaido.
1923 - Entered an advanced course of Women's Vocational Art School (now Women's College of Fine Arts).
1926 - Graduated from an advanced course of Women's Vocational Art School (now Women's College of Fine Arts). Became the teacher of Yokohama City Ooka Elementary School.
1930 - Exhibited her work "Biwa (Loquat)" at the 17th Restored Inten Exhibition, and awarded her first prize.
1939 - Became the "Inyu" of the Restored Japan Art Institute.
1946 - Became a pupil of Yukihiko YASUDA.
1948 - Exhibited her work "Shitsunai (Room)" at the 33rd Inten Exhibition, and won the Japan Art Institute Award.
1950 - Exhibited her work "Teihatsu (Tonsure)" at the 35th Inten Exhibition, and won the Japan Art Institute Award and the Hakuju Award.
1951 - Exhibited her work "Kouraku (Picnic)" at the 36th Inten Exhibition, and won the Encouragement Award and the Hakuju Award.
1952 - Became the "Dojin" of the Restored Japan Art Institute.
1955 - Resigned as teacher of Yokohama City Ooka Elementary School. Became full‐time lecturer of the Department of Japanese-style painting of the Women's College of Fine Arts.
1960 - Became an assistant professor of the Department of Japanese-style painting of the Women's College of Fine Arts.
1961 - Exhibited at the Inten Exhibition, and her work "Adoration" was purchased by the Ministry of Education. Received the Minister of Education Award for Fine Arts at the 46th Inten Exhibition. Appointed to the Councilor of the Japan Art Institute.
1962 - Her Exhibition went on a tour to France, Italy and England. Became a professor of the Department of Japanese-style painting of the Women's College of Fine Arts.
1965 - Started making works of lithograph. 
1966 - Became a visiting professor.
of the Women's College of Fine Arts. Became a chief professor of the Department of Japanese-style painting of the Aichi Prefectural University of Fine Arts and Music.
1972 - Solo Exhibition "Thirty-six Sceneries of Mt. Fuji" was held in Paris.
1975 - Given the Imperial Award by the Japan Art Academy.
1976 - Received the third class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure.
1982 - Appointed to the member of The Japan Art Academy.
1986 - Designated a Person of Cultural Merit.
1989 - Given the Order of Culture.
2008 - Tamako KATAOKA passed away at the age of 103.

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