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[[File:Shuri-throne.jpg|right|thumb|400px|The royal throne, ''Chûzan seido'' plaque, and decorated pillars in the [[Shuri castle]] throne room painted, lacquered, and gilded by Maeda]] | [[File:Shuri-throne.jpg|right|thumb|400px|The royal throne, ''Chûzan seido'' plaque, and decorated pillars in the [[Shuri castle]] throne room painted, lacquered, and gilded by Maeda]] | ||
| + | *''Born: 1936'' | ||
*''Died: 2020/1/14'' | *''Died: 2020/1/14'' | ||
*''Japanese'': [[前田]] 孝允 ''(Maeda Kôin)'' | *''Japanese'': [[前田]] 孝允 ''(Maeda Kôin)'' | ||
| − | Maeda Kôin was a master of traditional [[Ryukyuan lacquerware]]. He was one of the primary artisans who reproduced the royal throne, calligraphic plaques, decorated pillars, and other lacquerware objects for the restoration of [[Shuri castle]] in the 1980s through its opening in 1992, and for display and use in reenactments at the castle in the years since then. | + | Maeda Kôin was a master of traditional [[Ryukyuan lacquerware]]. He was one of the primary artisans who reproduced the royal throne, calligraphic plaques, decorated pillars, and other lacquerware objects for the restoration of [[Shuri castle]] in the 1980s through its opening in 1992, and for display and use in reenactments at the castle in the years since then. He was designated by [[Okinawa prefecture]] as a holder of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and served as an advisor to the prefecture on traditional arts. |
| − | Originally from [[Ogimi|Ôgimi]] village in northern [[Okinawa Island|Okinawa]], Maeda lived in the Kinjô-chô neighborhood of [[Shuri]] during the last decades of his life. | + | Originally from [[Ogimi|Ôgimi]] village in northern [[Okinawa Island|Okinawa]], Maeda graduated from the [[University of the Ryukyus]], and in 1968 opened his own "Maeda Lacquerware Atelier." |
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| + | He lived in the Kinjô-chô neighborhood of [[Shuri]] during the last decades of his life, and taught as a lecturer at the [[Okinawa Prefectural University of the Arts]] and [[Tokyo University of the Arts]]. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
*"Maeda Kôin-san shikyo Shurijô fukugen ni jinryoku Okinawa-ken shitei mukei bunkazai Ryûkyû shikki hojisha" 前田孝允さん死去 首里城復元に尽力 沖縄県指定無形文化財琉球漆器保持者, Okinawa Times, 17 Feb 2020. | *"Maeda Kôin-san shikyo Shurijô fukugen ni jinryoku Okinawa-ken shitei mukei bunkazai Ryûkyû shikki hojisha" 前田孝允さん死去 首里城復元に尽力 沖縄県指定無形文化財琉球漆器保持者, Okinawa Times, 17 Feb 2020. | ||
| + | *“Shitsugei Maeda Kōin-san: Shurijō ni inochi wo fukikonda shitsugei sakka” 漆芸前田孝允：首里城にいのちを吹き込んだ漆芸作家, ''Shuri: Ryūkyū no miyako wo aruku'' 首里：琉球の都をあるく, Momoto special issue 別冊モモト, Itoman: Tōyō kikaku (2013/8), 24-29. | ||
[[Category:Ryukyu]] | [[Category:Ryukyu]] | ||
[[Category:Artists and Artisans]] | [[Category:Artists and Artisans]] | ||
Revision as of 06:33, 21 April 2020
The royal throne, Chûzan seido plaque, and decorated pillars in the Shuri castle throne room painted, lacquered, and gilded by Maeda
- Born: 1936
- Died: 2020/1/14
- Japanese: 前田 孝允 (Maeda Kôin)
Maeda Kôin was a master of traditional Ryukyuan lacquerware. He was one of the primary artisans who reproduced the royal throne, calligraphic plaques, decorated pillars, and other lacquerware objects for the restoration of Shuri castle in the 1980s through its opening in 1992, and for display and use in reenactments at the castle in the years since then. He was designated by Okinawa prefecture as a holder of Intangible Cultural Heritage, and served as an advisor to the prefecture on traditional arts.
Originally from Ôgimi village in northern Okinawa, Maeda graduated from the University of the Ryukyus, and in 1968 opened his own "Maeda Lacquerware Atelier."
He lived in the Kinjô-chô neighborhood of Shuri during the last decades of his life, and taught as a lecturer at the Okinawa Prefectural University of the Arts and Tokyo University of the Arts.
References
- "Maeda Kôin-san shikyo Shurijô fukugen ni jinryoku Okinawa-ken shitei mukei bunkazai Ryûkyû shikki hojisha" 前田孝允さん死去 首里城復元に尽力 沖縄県指定無形文化財琉球漆器保持者, Okinawa Times, 17 Feb 2020.
- “Shitsugei Maeda Kōin-san: Shurijō ni inochi wo fukikonda shitsugei sakka” 漆芸前田孝允：首里城にいのちを吹き込んだ漆芸作家, Shuri: Ryūkyū no miyako wo aruku 首里：琉球の都をあるく, Momoto special issue 別冊モモト, Itoman: Tōyō kikaku (2013/8), 24-29.
