An original ink painting (Suibokuga/Drawing) by Chuji Nakamura, a renowned Japanese modern artist often compared to Paul Klee for his poetic and introspective style. Known as a "solitary painter," Nakamura worked outside the mainstream art world, and his works were widely rediscovered and acclaimed after his death.
This piece, dated April 1960, features his signature trembling lines and monochromatic tones, depicting an abstract figure standing amidst a mental landscape. The verso bears a label identifying the artist, title (Abstract), and date.
Specs:
Artist: Chuji Nakamura
Technique: Ink on paper (Suibokuga / Drawing)
Date: April 1960
Image Size: Approx. 28cm x 17cm (11" x 6.7")
Frame Size: Approx. 55cm x 45cm (21.6" x 17.7")
Signature: Hand signed "Chuji Nak 4. 1960" lower right.
Provenance: Label on verso confirms artist and details.
Condition Report:
Artwork: Vintage / Good condition.
Matting: There is a noticeable scratch mark on the surface of the mat board (see photos).
Frame: Shows signs of age, wear, and minor chips on the corners.
Chuji Nakamura, Japanese Modern Art, Ink Painting, Suibokuga, Abstract Expressionism, 1960s Art, Drawing, Minimalist, Zen style, Outsider Art, Paul Klee style, Original Signed, Showa Era, Monochrome, Figure.