Hiroki Oda The Golden Age 1955 – 67

This book focuses on pieces created during the artist’s most prolific period. While gaining fame for his paintings of girls wearing red hats, which established his reputation as a popular mainstream artist, Oda experienced his most fruitful period between 1955 and 1967, producing evocative landscapes of Japan and France, as well as portraits of distinctive women. A turning point came when he began caring for his ailing wife, which brought about a dramatic shift in his artistic style. Despite this transformation, his earlier works—filled with dreams and longing—continue to be celebrated today as testaments to his natural artistic brilliance.

The book contains images of over 25 oil paintings and 18 works on paper. A biography and a brief introduction are provided in English. Edition:100

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