Taniguchi Fumie<br/> <em>Preparing to go out</em> 1935 <!-- (front view) --><br /> <em>(Yosoou hitobito 粧ふ人々)</em><br /> six panel folding screen: ink, colour pigment on silk<br /> 176.8 x 364.0 cm<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds from the Estate of Kevin and Eunice McDonald and NGV Foundation, 2019<br /> 2019.21<br /> © Estate of Taniguchi Fumie <!--135177-->
Taniguchi Fumie
Preparing to go out 1935
(Yosoou hitobito 粧ふ人々)
six panel folding screen: ink, colour pigment on silk
176.8 x 364.0 cm
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased with funds from the Estate of Kevin and Eunice McDonald and NGV Foundation, 2019
2019.21
© Estate of Taniguchi Fumie
Perseverance

Rediscovering Fumie Taniguchi

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‘Fumie Taniguchi was part of the first generation of women artists to challenge Japan’s historically male led artistic establishment.’
Annika Aitken

Rediscovering Fumie Taniguchi

I wonder how many people have heard of Senka Taniguchi, or Fumie Taniguchi.

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Taniguchi Fumie<br/> <em>Preparing to go out</em> 1935 <!-- (front view) --><br /> <em>(Yosoou hitobito 粧ふ人々)</em><br /> six panel folding screen: ink, colour pigment on silk<br /> 176.8 x 364.0 cm<br /> National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne<br /> Purchased with funds from the Estate of Kevin and Eunice McDonald and NGV Foundation, 2019<br /> 2019.21<br /> © Estate of Taniguchi Fumie <!--135177--><br/><a class="col-link block" href="/explore/collection/work/135177"><strong>Collection page <i class="fa fa-angle-right"></i></strong></a> Taniguchi Fumie
Preparing to go out
(Yosoou hitobito 粧ふ人々)
 1935