Ayana Otake’s bijinga have won a wide following: skin coloured to hold the warmth of the body, kimono set out in brilliant combinations, and backgrounds that are plain but strong.
This solo exhibition marks the publication in January 2022 of Ayana Otake: Itsuka (Gejutsu Shinbunsha), and includes works reproduced in the book.
How works are sold
So that collectors at a distance can also buy, we will send you a link to a private page with details of the works.
If you are considering a purchase, please contact info@syukado.jp or +81 3-3569-3620 and we will explain how to apply.
Works are currently sold first come, first served.

Ayana Otake’s bijinga have won a wide following: skin coloured to hold the warmth of the body, kimono set out in brilliant combinations, and backgrounds that are plain but strong.

This solo exhibition marks the publication in January 2022 of Ayana Otake: Itsuka (Gejutsu Shinbunsha), and includes works reproduced in the book.

How works are sold

So that collectors at a distance can also buy, we will send you a link to a private page with details of the works.

If you are considering a purchase, please contact info@syukado.jp or +81 3-3569-3620 and we will explain how to apply.

Works are currently sold first come, first served.

Exhibition Information
ExhibitionAyana Otake: Solo Exhibition — Book Launch
DatesJanuary 21 (Fri) – January 29 (Sat), 2022
VenueGallery SHUKADO
Hours10:00 - 18:00
NotesOpen every day of the exhibition. Admission free.
大竹彩奈「花景色」
大竹彩奈「花景色」
大竹彩奈「明日は」
大竹彩奈「明日は」
『大竹彩奈画集 いつか』
『大竹彩奈画集 いつか』(芸術新聞社)
『大竹彩奈画集 いつか』(芸術新聞社)

本体価格:2800円(税別)
サイズ:B5判並製
ページ:144P

2022年1月20日(木)刊行

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Ayana Otake
Born in Saitama prefecture in 1981. Graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts, PhD. in Japanese Paintings
Conspicuous trait of Japanese painting is to depict the object with subtle lines.
Today, Otake Ayana may be second to none who has full command at using the brush to draw the subtle line.
With much scruple yet much ease she deftly manipulate this line to depict the voluptuous grace of the beauty.
The most suitable way of depicting the womanliness lies in the subtle line of the technique of Japanese painting. Her works demonstrate clearly this fact and are still going to develop for aging.