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Title
Village of Villiers
Creator
Sugimoto, Henry
Date Created and/or Issued
c. 1930
Publication Information
Japanese American National Museum (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Contributing Institution
Japanese American National Museum
Collection
Sugimoto (Henry) Collection
Rights Information
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Description
Signed in medium, bottom left corner: H. Sugimoto. Written on back, left center: Village of Villiers
Stretched and framed. A man with a stick walks away from the viewer down a lane lined with houses on the right and a gated entrance at left. Two trees rise above the gate posts. The man wears a dark cap and shirt, brown pants and a white belt. The Houses are white with red roofs. A woman wearing a red shawl over a white skirt carries a bucket and precedes the man further down the lane. In the background greyish trees are visible under a grey sky.
"Village of Villiers" and "French Willow Tree" were among some two hundred paintings that Sugimoto brought back from France. It was a solid body of work, and he was invited to do a one-person exhibit at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor in San Francisco soon after his return.
Type
image
Format
Painting oil on canvas France
Form/Genre
painting
Identifier
http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf9c6006r5
92.97.76
Subject
France
Men
Women
Houses
Gates
Villages
Place
France

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