■  The Society for the Study of Japonisme Award

 

Year

Awardee

Work

Special Award

2023

KIGI Yasuko

TAKATŌ Mako

Bijutsushō HAYASHI Tadamasa no kiseki 18531906: 19 seiki matsu Pari to meiji Nihon toni hikisakarete [The Trajectory of HAYASHI Tadamasa, Art Dealer, 1853–1906: Torn Between the Late Nineteenth-century Paris and Meiji Japan], Fujiwara-shoten, December 30, 2022

44rd

2023

 SUZUKI Junji

 Japonisme in Horticulture: In the Footsteps of the Meiji Gardner HATA Wasuke, Heibonsha, March 24, 2023.

43rd

2022

No Selection

 

42nd

2021

No Selection

 

41st

2020

Jean-Sébastien CLUZEL

Le japonisme architectural en France 1550-1930, Editions Faton, France, 2018.

40th

2019

No Selection

39th

2018

FUKAI Akiko

Kimono and Japonisme: Japanese Aesthetics seen through Western eyes [Kimono to japonisumu: Seiyō no me ga mita nihon no biishiki], Heibon-sha, 2017

38th

2017

IMAI Yuko

Japonisme in Ceramic Art [Tōgei no Japonisumu]. Nagoya University Publishing, 2016

37th

2016

KANEKO Mitsuko

La Poésie Française au XXe Sciècle et le Haïku: Du Japonisme à la Poésie d’Avant-Garde [Furansu Nijū Seiki Shi to Haiku –Japonisumu kara Zenei e–]. Heibonsha, 2015

36th

2015

MINAMI Asuka

Crossing the Borders in Japanese Art History: a History of Cultural Exchange in the Era from Japonisme to Japanology 1880-1920 [Kokkyō wo Koeta Nihon Bijutsushi: Japonisumu kara Japonorojī eno Kōryūshi 1880-1920]. Fujiwara Shōten, 2015

35th

2014

Richard BRU

Erotic Japonisme: The Influence of Japanese Sexual Imagery on Western Art. Leiden: Hotei Publishing, 2013.

34th

2013

HIROSE Midori

Art Nouveau Designers: M.P. Verneuil and Japan [Āru Nūvō no Dezainā M.P Vernuiyu to Nihon]. Kureo, March 25, 2013.

33th

2012

IMAI Tomo

Paper published in the catalogue “Un Goût d’ Extrême-Orient. Collection Charles Cartier-Bresson. (June 2011) “Un Goût d’ Extrême-Orient, un Regard de Collectionneur de la Fin du XIXe Siècle.”

32th

2011

Manuela MOSCATIELLO

Le Japonisme de Giuseppe De Nittis, Un Peintre Italien en France à la Fin du XIXe Siècle. Peter Lang, Bern, 2011

31th

2010

SHIBATA Yoriko

Le Japonisme du Haiku: P.L. Couchoud et les Echanges Culturels Franco-Japonais [Haiku no Japonisumu Kūshū to Nichifutsu Bunka Kōryū]. Kadokawa Shuppan, 2010

30th

2009

UEDA Ruriko

The preparation and edition of the exhibition catalogue for the exhibition Gallé and Japonisme [Gare to Japonisumu], as well as the paper contribution to the catalogue “The Japanese Aesthetics Gallé has Witnessed” [Gare ga Mita Nihon no Biishiki].

29th

2008

MIYAZAKI Katsumi

The Arrival of the West in Paintings: Monet, Renoir, Cezanne and Others Who Have Attracted Japanese [Seiyō Kaiga no Tōrai: Nihonjin wo Miryō shita Mone, Runowāru, Sezannu nado]. Nihon Keizai Shimbun Shupppansha

28th

2007

OKABE Masayuki

The preparation and paper contribution “Japonisme Tablewear –The Japanese Aesthetics that Coloured the Dining Table in Europe and America” [Japonisumu no Tēburuuea –19 Seikimatsu, Ōbei no Shokutaku wo Irodotta Nihon no Biishiki] for the exhibition catalogue for the exhibition Japonisme Tablewear –The “Japan” that Coloured the Western Dining Table [Japonisumu no Tēburuuea –Seiyō no Shokutaku wo Irodotta “Nihon”–].

27th

2006

SUZUKI Sadahiro

The Life and Works of Bernard Leach [Bānādo Riichi no Shōgai to Geijutsu]. Minerva Publishing

26th

2005

Claudia DELANK

Das Imaginäre Japan in der Kunst [Doitsu ni okeru Nihon =Zō]. Shibunkaku Shuppan

HADA Miyako

The World of Japonisme Novels [Japonisumu Shōsetsu no Sekai]. Sairyūsha

25th

2004

ONO Ayako

Japonisme in Britain: Whistler, Menpes, Henry, Hornel and Nineteenth-Century Japan, Routledge Curzon, 2003

24th

2003

MATSUMURA Eri

Japonisme in Wallpaper [Kabegami no Japonisumu]. Shibunkaku Shuppan

23th

2002

KOYAMA-RICHARD Brigitte

Japon Rêvé – Edmond de Goncourt et Hayashi Tadamasa. Paris: Hermann, 2001

22th

2001

OKI Yukiko

“Gustave Moreau and Buddhist Art” [Gyusutāvu Morō to Bukkyō Geijutsu] Studies in Japonisme vol. 20

21th

2000

TAKAGI Yoko

“Le Japonisme et les Livres Ornementés à la Fin du Dix-Neuvième Siécle en Belgique. Première Partie: Découverte de l’Art du Livre Japonais et Max Elskamp. Deuxième Partie: Réaction Artistique de H. van de Velde, G. Lemmen, F. Khnopff et Th. van Rysselberghe.” Le Livre et l’Estampe, Revue de la Société Royale des Bibliophiles et Iconophiles de Belgique, XXXXV, 1999 no.151.

20th

1999

Christophe MARQUET

Edition and publication of “H. Cernuschi’s Political and Economical Activities and the collection of Eastern Art (1821-1890).” Report on the symposium commemorating the 100th year anniversary of the Musée Cernuschi – Musée de l’Art de Asie de la Ville de Paris, in the special winter publication of Ebisu, 1998

SUZUKI Hiroko (Penname: KATSURAGI Shiho)

“’The Disciple of the Art Dealer’: Theo Van Gogh and Camille Pissarro” [“Gashō no Shito” Teo Fan Gohho to Kamiiyu Pisaro]. In the exhibition catalogue Exhibition of the Major Works in Painting from Impressionism to the 20th Century [Inshōha kara 20 Seiki he no Kaiga Meihinten].

Special Award

FUKAI Akiko

The curation for the exhibition Japonisme in Fashion (Los Angeles, New York)

19th

1998

MABUCHI Akiko

Japonisme: Répresentations et Imaginaires des Européens. Brucke

18th

1997

No selection

 

The Society for the Study of Japonaiserie Award

Year

Awardee

Work

17th

1996

No selection

16th

1995

No selection

15th

1994

No selection

14th

1993

No selection

13th

1992

No selection

12th

1991

WATANABE Toshio

High Victorian Japonisme. Peter Lang, 1991

11th

1990

No Candidates

10th

1989

No Candidates

9th

1988

MIURA Atsushi

“Japanese Taste (Japonisme) at the Salons: A Study of the Paintings Depicting Japan at the Paris Salons between 1850 and 1880” [Saron ni okeru Nihon Shumi (Japonisumu) 1850-1880 Nen no Pari no Saron ni Happyō sareta Nihon wo Daizai to suru Kaiga Sakuhin ni kan suru Kenkyū]. Bijutsushi Ronsō vol. 4

8th

1987

No Candidates

7th

1986

TANIGUCHI Hiroyuki

“W.M. Rossetti’s ‘Hoxai’ [Hokusai].” The Journal of Pre-Raphaelite Studies, vol.VI no.1.

“An Introduction to the Formation of Japanese Taste (Japonisme) in England” [Eikoku ni okeru Nihon Shumi (Japonisumu) no Keisei ni kan suru Joron 1851-1862]. Hikaku Bungaku Nenshi vol. 22

Special Award

1986

INOSE Naoki

The Portrait of Mikado [Mikado no Shōzō]. Shōgakukan

6th

1985

MIYAJIMA Hisao

“Samuel Bing and Japan” [Samueru Bingu to Nihon]. Kokuritsu Kokusai Bijutsukan Kiyō vol. 1

ENDO Eiko

“On the Unpublished Three Albums of Surimono in the Collection of the National Library in Paris” [Pari Kokuritsu Toshokan Zō Mihappyō Surimono Arubamu Sankan ni tsuite]. Ukiyo-e Geijutsu vol. 80-82

5th

1984

MIWA Hideo

Edition and publication of A Collection of Kume Keiichiro’s Sketches [Kume Keiichirō Sobyōshū]. Nichidōshuppan; Hōgan Art Theory [Hōgan Bijutsuron]. Chūō Kōron Bijutsu Shuppan

4th

1983

No Candidates

Special Award

1983

Siegfried WICHMANN

Japonismus: Ostasien-Europa Begegnungen in der Kunst des 19 und 20 Jahrhunderts. Schuler Verlagsgesellschaft Herrsching, 1980

3rd

1982

TSURUZONO Shikiko

“The Orient and Japan in Modern French Music” [Kindai Furansu Ongaku ni Arawareta Oriento to Nihon]. Japonezurii Kenkyū Gakkai Kaihō vol. 2

2nd

1981

JOZUKA Taketoshi

Ukiyo-e Prints that Travelled Across the Sea [Umi wo Wataru Ukiyoe]. Bijutsu Kōronsha

Giovanni PETERNOLLI

“The Change in Evaluation of Hokusai in 19th Century France” [1800 Nendai no Furansu ni okeru Hokusai Hyōka no Hensen]. Ukiyoe Geijutsu vol. 58; “Concerning Hayashi Tadamasa’s Unpublished Letters to Edmond de Goncourt” [Edomondo Do Gonkūru Ate no Hayashi Tadamasa Mikanshokan ni tsuite]. Ukiyoe Geijutsu vol. 62-63

1st

1980

OMORI Tatsuji

INAGA Shigemi

The edition and contribution to the catalogue of the exhibition Ukiyo-e and Impressionism [Ukiyoe to Inshōha] (Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka)

 

■  The Society for the Study of Japonisme Young Researcher’s Award

Year

Awardee

Work

11th

2023

No Selection

10th

2022

ČAPKOVÁ Helena

Bedojifu Foierushutain to Nihon [Bedřich Feuerstein and Japan], translated from Czech by ABE Ken’ichi, Seibunsha, 2021.

9th

2021

KUGIMIYA Takako

“Austro-German Japonisme in Music from the 1890s to the 1910s,” doctoral thesis, Nagoya University, 2020.

THOELEN Saskia

“Globalisation and Strategic Change through Art Promotion during the Art Nouveau Period in Japan. Mitsukoshi’s Departmentisation Process Analysed through its Kimono Fashioning Activities,” doctoral thesis, Bunka Gakuen University, 2020.

8th

2020

No selection

7th

2019

NOMURA Yuko

Japanese Modern Art and Germany: About the Magazines “Subaru,” “Shirakaba” and “Tsukuhae,” Kyushu Daigaku Shuppankai, 2019.

6st

2018

No selection

5th

2017

KUME Kazusa

“The Beautiful and the Public: Japonisme and British Women” [Bi to Taishū: Japonisumu to Igirisu no Josei Tachi]. Nihon Joshi Daigaku Sōsho vol. 18, Brücke, 2016

TERAMOTO Noriko

Les Expositions Universelles de Paris et la Naissance du Japonisme [Pari Bankoku Hakurankai to Japonisumu no Tanjō]. Shibunkaku-shuppan, 2017

4th

2016

YAMABANA Nami

“The Promotion of Horticulture in the Meiji Era World Expositions and the Japanese Plants Boom” [Meijiki Hakurankai ni okeru Engei Shinkō to Nihon Shokubutsu Būmu]. Kindai Gasetsu vol. 23, December 2014

3rd

2015

SVAS Akiko

“Japanese Kimonos for the British Market at the Beginning of the 20th Century” [20 Seiki Shotō no Eikoku ni okeru Nihonsei Yushutsu Kimono no Ryūtsū to Nichiei Gyōsha no Sōgo Kōryū ni tsuite]. Journal of the Japan Society of Design vol. 65, 2014

2nd

2014

YASUNAGA Marie

“Between Tradition and Modern: Karl With’s Stay in Japan and his book Buddhistische Plastik in Japan” [Dentō to Kindai no Hazama de -Bijutsushika Kāru Viito no Nihon Taizai to “Nihon no Bukkyō Chōkoku”]. Chōiki vol. 18, 2013

1st

2013

MITANI Rika

“Concerning the Newly Published Works in Raphaël Collin’s Collection of Far Eastern Art” [Rafaeru Coran no Kyokutō Bijutsu Korekushon Shinshutsu Kyūzōhin ni tsuite]. Shizuoka Kenritsu Bijutsukan Kiyo vol. 28, 2012

 

■  The Society for the Study of Japonisme Exhibition Award

As of 2020,  the Society for the Study of Japonisme Exhibition Award has been terminated.

Year

Awarded Exhibition

VenueExhibition PeriodSponsors etc.

7th 2019

Van Gogh & Japan

[Hokkaido]
Venue: Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
Dates: August 26–October 15, 2017
Organizers: Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art, Hokkaido Shimbun Press, NHK Sapporo, and NHK Planet Hokkaido[Tokyo]
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum
Dates: October 24, 2017–January 8, 2018
Organizers: Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, NHK, and NHK Promotions[Kyoto]
Venue: National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto, NHK Kyoto, NHK Planet Kinki, and Kyoto Shimbun

The Vienna World Exposition: Dawn of the Industrialization Era

Venue: Tobacco & Salt Museum, Tokyo
Dates: November 3, 2018–January 14, 2019
Organizer: Tobacco & Salt Museum

6th 2018

Hokusai and Japonisme

Venue: the National Museum of Western Art
Exhibition Period: October 21, 2017–January 28, 2018
Organized by: the National Museum of Western Art, the Yomiuri Shimbun, Nippon Television Network Corporation, and BS Nippon Corporation

World Expositions in the Meiji Period III: Toward a New Age

Venue: Kume Museum of Art
Exhibition period: October 21–December 3, 2017
Organized by: Kasumi Kaikan and the Kume Museum of Art

5th 2017

Emile Galle – Nature and Symbol

[Tokyo]
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum
Exhibition Period: January 16, 2016 – April 10, 2016
Organized by: Tokyo Metropolitan Foundation for History and Culture, the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, and Tokyo Shimbun

[Utsunomiya]
Venue: Utsunomiya Museum of Art
Exhibition period: April 24 – June 5, 2016
Organized by: Utsunomiya Museum of Art and Tokyo Shimbun

Curated by: Ikeda Mayumi

Miyakawa Kōzan Retrospective

[Tokyo]
Venue: Suntory Museum of Art
Exhibition period: February 24 – April 17, 2016
Organized by: Suntory Museum, NHK, NHK Promotion, and Yomiuri Shimbun

[Osaka]
Venue: Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka
Exhibition Period: April 29, 2016 – July 31, 2016
Organized by: Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka Broadcasting Center Station NHK, NHK PlanNet Inc. Kinki, and Asahi Shimbun

[Aichi]
Venue: Seto City Art Museum
Exhibition period: October 1 – November 27, 2016
Organized by: Seto City Art Museum, Public Interest Foundation Seto City Culture Promotion Corporation, NHK Nagoya Broadcasting Center, NHK PlanNet Chūbu, and Chūnichi Shimbun

4th 2016

Kyosai: Master Painter and his Student Josiah Conder

Venue: Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum (June 27th – September 6th, 2015)
Organized by: Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum and Kawanabe Kyosai Memorial Museum
Co-organizer: TV Asahi
Supervised by: Kawanabe Kusumi

Aubrey Beardsley and Japan

[Utsunomiya]
Venue and dates: the Utsunomiya Museum of Art (December 6th, 2015 – January 31st, 2016)

Organized by: the Utsunomiya Museum of Art

[Shiga]
Venue and dates: Shiga Museum of Modern Art (February 6th – March 27th, 2016)

Organized by: Shiga Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto Shimbun, and Lake Biwako Broadcasting Co. Ltd.

[Niigata]
Venue and dates: The Niigata Bandaijima Art Museum

(April 29th – June 26, 2016)

Organized by: The Niigata Bandaijima Art Museum, Niigata Nippō, and NST

[Ishikawa]
Venue and dates: Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art (July 23rd – August 28, 2016)

Organized by: Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of Art, Hokuriku Chūnichi Shimbun, and Ishikawa TV Co. Ltd.

Curated by: Kawamura Jōichiro

3rd 2015

Looking East: Western Artists and the Allure of Japan from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

[Tokyo]
Setagaya Art Museum (June 28th – September 15th, 2014)
Organized by: Setagaya Art Museum, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, NHK, and NHK Promotions Inc.

[Kyoto]
Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art (September 30th – November 30th, 2014)
Organized by: Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, NHK Kyoto Station, NHK PlanNet Kinki, and Kyoto Shimbun

[Nagoya]
Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts (January 2nd – May 10th, 2015)
Organized by: Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and NHK Nagoya Station
Co-organized by: the Chūnichi Shimbun

Exhibited works:
150 works from the collection of the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, including paintings, prints, sketches, pictures, craftworks, etc.
The Japanese catalogue was edited by:
Endō Nozomi (Setagaya Museum of Art), Katō Aya (Setagaya Museum of Art), Ozaki Masato (Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art),
Gotō Yumiko (Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art), Inoue Hitomi (Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts), Kagami Chika (Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts), NHK, and NHK Promotions Inc.

James McNeil Whistler Retrospective

[Kyoto]
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto (September 13th – November 16th, 2014)
Organized by: The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto, NHK Kyoto Station, NHK PlanNet Kinki, and Kyoto Shimbun

[Yokohama]
Yokohama Museum of Art (December 6th, 2014 – March 1st, 2015)
Organized by: Yokohama Museum of Art, NHK, and NHK Promotions Inc.

Exhibited works:
130 works, including oil painting, watercolors, prints, etc.
Exhibition conceived and overseen by:
Ono Ayako (Shinshū University)
Exhibition curation and execution by:
Ikeda Yūko (The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto), Uchiyama Junko (Yokohama Museum of Art), Katada Yūko (Yokohama Museum of Art), Numata Hideko (Yokohama Museum of Art)

2nd 2014

Tokugawa Yoshinobu 100th year Memorial Exhibition

[Matsudo]
Matsudo Tōjō Museum of History (October 5 – December 15, 2013)
Memorial Events for the 70th Anniversary of the Foundation of Matsudo
Organized by: Matsudo Tōjō Museum of History

[Shizuoka]
Shizuoka City Museum of Art (November 2nd – December 15th, 2013)
Memorial Events for the 400th Anniversary of Tokugawa Ieyasu
Organized by:Shizuoka, Shizuoka City Museum of Art, Shizuoka Foundation for the Promotion of Culture, Shizuoka Asahi TV, and Nikkei Inc.
Supported by:
Shizuoka Municipal Education Executive Board, and Shizuoka Prefectural Education Executive Board

Extra support:
Fund for the Promotion of Culture and Arts
Curated by:Saitō Yōichi (Matsudo Tōjō Museum of History), Yoshida Eri (Shizuoka City Museum of Art)
Catalogue was edited by: Saitō Yōichi, Yoshida Eri, Ōishi Saori (Shizuoka City Museum of Art)

1st 2013

KATAGAMI Style: Paper Stencils and Japonisme

[Tokyo]
Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum (April 6th – May 27th 2012)

Organized by: Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, and Nikkei Inc.

[Kyoto]
The National Museum of Modern Art, Kyoto (July 7th – August 19th, 2012)

Organized by: The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto, Nikkei Inc., and Kyoto Shimbun

[Mie]
Mie Prefectural Art Museum (August 28th – October 14th, 2012)

Organized by:
Mie Prefectural Art Museum, Nikkei Inc., Nicchū Shimbun, and Mie TV Broadcasting Co. Ltd.

Exhibited works:
456 items, including wallpaper, textiles, furniture, craftworks, posters, etc.
Commissioners:
Mabuchi Akiko (Japan Women’s University), Takagi Yōko (Bunka Gakuen University), Nagasaki Iwao (Kyoritsu Women’s University), Ikeda Yūko (The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto)
Curators:
Asami Toshiko (Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum), Ikeda Yūko (The National Museum of Modern Art Kyoto), Ikuta Yuki (Mie Prefectural Art Museum)