Masuo Ikeda Aquatint (Copperplate Print) "Mother's Bones" with Original Box

Masuo Ikeda Aquatint (Copperplate Print) Mother's Bones with original box.
Frame size: 26x32x2cm, Print size: 11x13cm.
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Masuo Ikeda Biography:
1934
Born in Taodenshi, Fengtian City, Manchukuo.
1960
Received the Minister of Education Award at the 2nd Tokyo International Biennial Exhibition of Prints (The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo).
1961
Received the Excellence Award at the 2nd Paris Biennale.
1962
Received the Governor of Tokyo Award at the 3rd Tokyo International Biennial Exhibition of Prints.
1964
Received the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Award at the 4th Tokyo International Biennial Exhibition of Prints.
1965
Received the Fourth Prize at the 6th International Biennial Exhibition of Prints, Ljubljana.
1966
Received the Excellence Award at the 1st International Print Biennale, Krakow.
Received the Grand Prize in the Print Division at the 33rd Venice Biennale.
1967
Received the Minister of Education Award at the 17th (Showa 41st Year) Art Encouragement Prize.
1969
Received the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Yugoslavia Award at the 8th International Biennial Exhibition of Prints, Ljubljana.
1977
Masuo Ikeda's 20 Years of Prints Exhibition (Shinjuku Isetan).
Received the 77th (First Half of Showa 52) Akutagawa Prize for Dedicated to the Aegean Sea.
1978
Shiko Munakata and Masuo Ikeda Joint Exhibition (Los Angeles County Museum of Art).
1979
Produced his first film as director, Dedicated to the Aegean Sea.
1981
Masuo Ikeda's 25-Year Journey Exhibition (Organized by The Yomiuri Shimbun, Navio Gallery, Osaka).
Produced his second film as director, Rome Can Be Seen from the Window.
1983
The Unknown World of Masuo Ikeda Exhibition (Ito Masuo Ikeda Museum of 20th Century Art).
1984
Held his first ceramics exhibition at Nihonbashi Takashimaya.
1993
Masuo Ikeda Artworks Exhibition (Nagoya Matsuzakaya Museum).
Masuo Ikeda ART HISTORY Exhibition (Obuse Museum, Nagano Prefecture).
Masuo Ikeda's 10th Anniversary of Ceramics - Ancient Visions and 100 Views of Mt. Fuji Exhibition (Nihonbashi Takashimaya).
1994
60th Birthday Happo Kiln Commemorative Exhibition (Urawa Isetan, Niigata, Kichijoji stores).
1995
The World of the Heart Sutra Exhibition (Kyoto Daimaru Museum).
Received the Excellence Award at the 2nd Fuji Sankei Biennale International Sculpture Exhibition (Utsukushigahara Open-Air Museum).
Masuo Ikeda Print Exhibition 1965-1995 (Yokohama Sogo Museum).
1997
Passed away on March 8th due to acute heart failure.