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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Kazuo Nakamura, September, 1961
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Kazuo Nakamura, September, 1961
Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Kazuo Nakamura, September, 1961

Kazuo Nakamura Japanese Canadian, 1926-2002

September, 1961
oil on board
17 x 20.75 in
signed bottom right
CAD 8,950.00
Kazuo Nakamura, September, 1961
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September by Kazuo Nakamura is a dark and deeply meditative 17 x 20.75 inch oil on board piece. Painted in 1961, September is a portrayal of a forest landscape in...
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September by Kazuo Nakamura is a dark and deeply meditative 17 x 20.75 inch oil on board piece. Painted in 1961, September is a portrayal of a forest landscape in the dead of night. Tall skinny trees stand in the foreground, reaching towards the top of the canvas. As Kazuo chose to render the tree foliage in a green of matching depth to that of the navy blue sky; the trees are barely distinguishable from the background they are set against.


Making use of a conservative colour palette of only blue and green further contributes to the low visibility of the subjects depicted as well as the unity of the piece. Viewers must spend a generous amount of time looking into the painting to make out the landscape seemingly buried within, one cannot be immediately sure what looms within the forest.


Gallery labels found on the reverse of the painting preserve its provenance, currently in the possession of Rookleys Canadian Art Gallery, and previously in that of the National Council of Jewish Women then once again prior in a private collection in Toronto
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Provenance

- signed, titled and dated on reverse
- N.C.J.W. (National Council of Jewish Women) label
- private Collection, Toronto
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