Takushoku Graphic Arts

Graphic design posters by contemporary Japanese artists,

hosted by Takushoku University Arts Library [link]

All the images below were spliced together from screen shots. 

These images remain under copyright of the individual artist or their estate.

6th Contemporary Japanese Sculpture Exhibition,

1975 by Kiyoshi Awazu

3rd International Biennial Exhibition of Prints in Tokyo,

1962 by Ikko Tanaka

750th Anniversary of Nichiren Shu Buddhism,

2001 by Tadanori Yokoo

200th anniversary of Sharaku,

1995 by Yoshio Hayakawa

1965 → 2000 poster Gei-jutsu,

2000 by Tadanori Yokoo

'Dawn-Maroaka-ji of Japan' -Akaji Maro Dance Performance,

1983 by Kohei Suriura

Design Life,

1994 by Kazumasa Nagai

Exhibition decoration, weaving, dyeing of life

tree and Asia flower space - Floral Cosmology,

1992 by Kohei Sugiura

Freedom - Bicentennial of French Revolution,

1989 by UG Sato

Graphistes Tradition et Nouvelle Technique -

12 Graphistes Japonais (Les Ateliers),

1984 by Kohei Sugiura

Hiroshima Appeals,

1983 by Yusaku Kamekura

Kiyoshi Awazu Exhibition + Workshop,

1993 by Kiyoshi Awazu

Meiji Seika 'Meiji Milk Chocolate Deluxe' (amusement park),

1958 by Tadashi Ohashi

Part 4 Japan,

1988 by Kazumasa Nagai

Korean Traditional Art Troupe visit performances,

1983 by Kohei Sugiura

Where Can Nature Go,

1983 by UG Sato

Translation of (part of) collection introduction: "With the establishment of the Department of Industrial Design, in Hachioji campus library, we started collecting storage business of documentation on the design ("design Takushoku University library") from 1994 in Takushoku. Japan's "Design" and this is what for "lifestyle" research, collect material design more specific, is performed for the purpose of development and improvement of academic research and learning in the university. We aim to be a "base exchange of design" that connects Japan and the world through this activity in the future."

Takushoku University Graphic Arts Gallery
-- all images remain under copyright of the individual artist or their estate.