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Lesson 4 Taro's Suns Look Toward World Peace
Part 1
Among the many works by Okamoto Taro, two are especially
作品
outstanding due to the scales of their sizes and of their impacts on
…のために because of
目立つ
viewers. Tower of the Sun is a huge monument which stands in
見物人
Expo '70 Commemorative Park in Osaka. It is 70 meters high and
記念
20 meters in diameter at its base. In Tokyo, there is a mural named
Tomorrow's Mythology, 5.5 meters in height and 30 meters in width,
図富士
Ge
直径
神話(学)
壁画
which is on permanent exhibit in Shibuya Station. What are the
常設する 展示
messages these art works send us today?
Okamoto Taro was born in 1911 as the eldest son of manga artist
…として
F
Okamoto Ippei and tanka poet and novelist Okamoto Kanoko. He
歌人
writer
entered Tokyo Fine Arts School in 1929, but soon left for Europe
After his parents returned to Janan, Taro
with his parents.
remained alone in Paris to continue his studies there.
ten years, he was active in the art world of Paris.
向
-in Paris
For about
期間
Okamoto was searching for a direction in which to proceed. In the
€ #83 look for 方向性
前に進む
summer of 1932, he came across a work by Pablo Picasso.
出会う
Okamoto felt the urge to confront and overcome Picasso all the more
Kh
1であるため、一層~
Instead of copying
越える
because he was deeply moved by Picasso.
Picasso, Okamoto began his own quest for a new style of abstract
追求する
抽象的な
painting. He drew attention for being accepted as the youngest
理由
member of a group of abstract artists called Abstraction-Création.

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Tower of the Sun
=
a huge monument
Tam
high
in Expo no commemorative Park in Osaka
20m wide
5.5m
in height
30mm in width
Tomorrow's mythology
a mural
in Shibuya station.
Okamoto was searching for
-look
a direction (in which to proceed.)
R
= in which he should proceed
Okamoto felt the urge to confront and overvome
wanted
Picasso
all the more because he was deeply moved by Picarse
all the wt because
中 (感情)
(…であるために一層)
be +