Showing posts with label Kazumasa Nagai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kazumasa Nagai. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Japan Style



First of all, a very heartfelt thanks to all the readers who have been moved
by our little Emma's illness to comment, write letters and make donations, 
it's incredibly comforting to receive such wonderful expressions 
of warmth and affection! Hopefully I'll manage to somehow 
thank all of you individually in the near future...

Ikko Tanaka

Those who have been following Animalarium for a while are surely
aware of my fondness of Japanese art and design. To make up for
 the deplorable absence of Japanese artworks in recent months,
I have assembled a little hors d'oeuvre of highly stylized and refined 
posters from the crème de la crème of Japanese graphic design.
Bon Appétit! 


Yusaku Kamekura award 1999-2010, thanks to Gurafiku



Ryohei Kojima, thanks to Grain Edit

Hisami Kunitake, from Graphis 1969-70, thanks to Sandi Vincent

Ryohei Kojima




Kenya Hara, 2005

Ukichi Matsomoto, from Graphis 1967-68, 
thanks again to the very stylish Sandi Vincent

Toshihiro Watanabe


Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Wishing and Hoping and Thinking and Praying




 Ikko Tanaka, 1987

 Kazumasa NagaiHiroshima Appeals 1987

Sato Koichi, Hiroshima Appeals 2006

Norito Shinmura for Muji


Katsuhiko Shibuya and Noriyuki Tanaka posters, thanks to Pink tentacle




Itakura Tadanori for Osaka Aquarium

D-Net Co., Lepus from the Silent Zoo series for Narita Airport

 Tatsuro Kiuchi

Please visit tatsurokiuchi.com to buy the high resolution images 
of two beautiful artworks and donate the full price to the Red Cross in Japan

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Life is Change


I am very happy to be able to feature more elegant creations from one 
of my favorite artists, the lovely and mysterious Kazumasa Nagai.
These images span a period of almost 30 years, from 1969 to 2007.












Sunday, May 23, 2010

Sunday Safari - Striking Stripes




Celestino Piatti, cover of ABC der Tiere, 1964

André François, illustration from Roland, 1958, 

Józef Wilkon, cover of Pan Tip-Top
Russian Circus poster, thanks to Ben Perry's 
fantastic USSR posters collection on flickr

Polish matchbox label, thanks to Maraid's 
wonderful matchbox labels collection on flickr

Kazumasa Nagai, Save me

Pep MontserratLa selva del lenguaje

Swiss poster by Polly Bertram and Daniel Volkart, 1990
David Klein, poster Africa-fly TWA, ca.1967

Peter ClarkStripe dreams collage

Sebastiano Ranchetti, Zebra print


Matazo Kayama, 1954

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