山田維史の青空日記・遊卵画廊

 山田維史   「充血した目の自画像」  1998年8月2日　紙にボールペン                    Tadami Yamada   "Self-Portrait ー My eyes are bloodshot"   Aug. 2, 1998

山田維史   「不機嫌な自画像」 1999年2月8日　紙に鉛筆と水彩Tadami Yamada   "Self-Portrait in Sullenness"  Feb. 8, 1999.   Pencil and watercolor on paper  

A Study About The Emergence Of Portraits Of Women Reading And Their Social Meaning, 2015 　　　　　By Tadami Yamada   山田維史「読書する女性の肖像とその社会的な意味」 ある医療クリニックでの講義原稿の英語訳      In art history from the 18th to the 19th century, the theme of "portraits of women reading" emerged and became popular. This theme did not arise from any particular art movement. In fact, images of women reading books have been depicted for a much longer time. After going through the trend in the 19th century, the number of depictions has decreased significantly, but they have continued to be depicted in the 20th century and up to the present day of the 21st century. What exactly does the "portrait of a woman reading" mean? What did the painters of each era express with it? I would like to examine this below. Women and books in religious paintings       As mentioned above, portraits of women reading have been painted since ancient times. However, they did not particularly emphasi...