【Overview】 Chosei Miwa (1901-1983) was a Japanese painter who was active mainly in Kyoto from the Taisho to Showa periods. He is known for his unique style that fused vivid colors with realistic and abstract compositions, and he received high praise in the Japanese art world. 《Main Career》 Origin: Born in Niigata Prefecture. His father was Daijiro Miwa (Etsuryu), a Japanese painter. Mentorship: After graduating from Kyoto Municipal School of Painting, he studied under the master of modern Japanese painting, Insho Domoto, and was active in the art school "Tokyusha." Awards and Honors: 1931, 1934: Received the Special Selection at the Imperial Exhibition. 1962: Received the Japan Art Academy Award for his work "Shuchu." 1979: Selected as a member of the Japan Art Academy. Training of Successors: After the death of his mentor, Insho Domoto, he took over the leadership of Tokyusha. Characteristics and Representative Works His works are characterized by bright and vivid colors (also called "the joy of color") and modern screen compositions. He also worked on illustrations for newspaper novels, showing his versatility. Representative Works: "Higashiyama" (First selection for the Imperial Exhibition) "Shuchu" (Award-winning work of the Japan Art Academy Award) "Haruoka" "Fune Tsukuru Sakyu" "Eiei" "Shiroi Michi" His works are housed in the Kyoto National Museum of Modern Art and the National Museum of Art, Independent Administrative Institution, etc. 【Condition】 There are no noticeable stains on the surface of the shikishi board. There are stains on the white background on the back. 5 sheets Also, the case has damage such as tears. Not handwritten. It is a print. Management Number c29