Wolf Forest, Usamori, and Hyorimori

"Can I raise the field here?"
"Good."
The forest responded all at once.

The story of the peasants and the forest who pioneered the fields. The food is gone, and humans solve them while interacting with the forest, and the exchange begins.
A time when people listened to the voice of nature and were courtesy.
The people and nature were rich, warm and humorous.

The relationship between the people who Kenji's presentation and nature that should be reconsidered in modern times.
Ken Katayama is a powerful and momentum oil painting, depicting a forest world with roughness and warmth.

【profile】
Picture ● Ken Katayama
Born in Tokyo in 1940.
Kodansha Publishing Cultural Award for Picture Book Book Award at "Tung -kun" (Gospel Kokan Bookstore). Shogakukan Child Publishing Culture Award for Dendenko Inochi. Many awards, including the Japan Picture Best Awards, such as "Tsukune Nyobou" (Setuko Hasegawa/Retardy Gospel Bookstore).
Other picture books are "Human Susuku -sanpo" and "Good night Kokko -san" (above, Fukuzukan Bookstore), "Mugibatake" (Alice Athlete/Sumiko Yakawa/Morning Gospel Bookstore),
"More and more" (Bunrikan Publishing), "I Karakuri" (Jisaburo Takagi/Bunfuku Gospel Bookstore), "Yamanokaisha" (Suzuki Koji/Open, and then Fukusenkan Shoten) Namado -kun (Bunkeido), and many picture books such as "There is no da -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -no -'s" bookstore. Co -works with Mrs. Katayama, Katayama, include "Fun Funfujugomori", "Morinomori Togami", "Ton -kun Ton -kun" (above, Gospel Kokan Bookstore), and "Ana" (Billiken Publishing).

● Used material: oil paint / paper: canvas

[Issuance date] October 17, 2008