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Isamu Noguchi (Japanese sculptor) with “Undine” (1925)
Undine = (Nadja)
This 1926 work, the only full-figure sculpture by the artist known to still exist, reveals the young Noguchi’s mastery of traditional form.
#Japan #Nippon #MidCentury
Undine = (Nadja)
This 1926 work, the only full-figure sculpture by the artist known to still exist, reveals the young Noguchi’s mastery of traditional form.
#Japan #Nippon #MidCentury
“We are a landscape of all we have seen.”
Isamu Noguchi
Isamu Noguchi
New York. The Studio of Onorio Ruotolo, Known as the “Rodin of Little Italy”, 1920.
Ruotolo opened the Leonardo da Vinci School of Art, on East 10th Street and Avenue A in 1923.
Mid Century Modernist Japanese American Isamu Noguchi was a student.
Ruotolo opened the Leonardo da Vinci School of Art, on East 10th Street and Avenue A in 1923.
Mid Century Modernist Japanese American Isamu Noguchi was a student.
ISAMU NOGUCHI, Noguchi’s atelier, Shikoku, Japan. Photography by Takashi Yasumura, Wall Street Journal. / WSJ.
Noguchi was the son of a Japanese poet and a European American writer.
Noguchi was the son of a Japanese poet and a European American writer.
“Everything is sculpture. Any material, any idea without hindrance born into space, I consider sculpture.”
— Isamu Noguchi
— Isamu Noguchi
Martha Graham & Isamu Noguchi...
ballet and modern dance and mid century sculpture.
ballet and modern dance and mid century sculpture.
Isamu Noguchi
Artist
Photographer: Louise Dahl-Wolfe,
19 Nov 1895 - Dec 1989
Sitter
Isamu Noguchi, 17 Nov 1904 - 30 Dec 1988
1955
Photograph
Gelatin silver print
Isamu Noguchi
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
Restrictions & Rights
Artist
Photographer: Louise Dahl-Wolfe,
19 Nov 1895 - Dec 1989
Sitter
Isamu Noguchi, 17 Nov 1904 - 30 Dec 1988
1955
Photograph
Gelatin silver print
Isamu Noguchi
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
Restrictions & Rights
Arnold Newman
(1947 - Printed Later)
Isamu Noguchi.
(1947 - Printed Later)
Isamu Noguchi.
Isamu Noguchi,
Japanese American.
“Orpheus”, 1958,
aluminum with maple base.
Photo by Kevin Noble.
The Noguchi Museum.
Japanese American.
“Orpheus”, 1958,
aluminum with maple base.
Photo by Kevin Noble.
The Noguchi Museum.
‘E=MC²,’
1944,
(Papier-mâché).
Isamu Noguchi,
(Photo: The Noguchi Museum)
1944,
(Papier-mâché).
Isamu Noguchi,
(Photo: The Noguchi Museum)
Isamu Noguchi
(Japanese-American sculptor, architect and designer) (1904-1988)
The Sun at Midnight, 1980
(Japanese-American sculptor, architect and designer) (1904-1988)
The Sun at Midnight, 1980
Photograph by Isamu Noguchi:
“Erechtheion with the porch of Caryatids, Greece, 1949”
“Erechtheion with the porch of Caryatids, Greece, 1949”
ISAMU NOGUCHI,
“Heart of Darkness, 1974.”
Material obsidian (wooden base by Noguchi).
Part of permanent exhibition at the Noguchi Museum, New York.
Image copyright by Scandinavian Collectors 2016. ❤️this.
“Heart of Darkness, 1974.”
Material obsidian (wooden base by Noguchi).
Part of permanent exhibition at the Noguchi Museum, New York.
Image copyright by Scandinavian Collectors 2016. ❤️this.
“The art of stone in a Japanese garden is that of placement. Its ideal does not deviate from that of nature… But I am also a sculptor of the West. I place my mark and do not hide.”
— Isamu Noguchi
— Isamu Noguchi
Isamu Noguchi with his Akari Light Sculptures, possibly in Gifu, Japan (where they are fabricated), 1968.
Unknown photographer.
Noguchi Museum.
Unknown photographer.
Noguchi Museum.
Isamu Noguchi, Plus Equals Minus, 1945, alabaster.
Photo by Kevin Noble.
The Noguchi Museum.
Photo by Kevin Noble.
The Noguchi Museum.
Isamu Noguchi: bust of Bukminster Fuller Date: circa 1935
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