Jun DOBASHI (1910-1975). - Lot 530

Jun DOBASHI (1910-1975). Abstract composition Mixed media on paper. Signed lower left. Sight size : 22 x 27 cm. Expert: Cabinet PERAZZONE & BRUN. Jun Dobashi was a Japanese painter, born in Tokyo in 1910 and died in the same city in 1975. He is often considered a Franco-Japanese artist due to his time spent in France, where he developed a significant part of his artistic career. Dobashi studied at the Tokyo Academy of Fine Arts, where he began to refine his artistic style. In 1938, he went to Paris, where he was exposed to European art movements that influenced his work. He returned to France to live from 1953 to 1969, during which time he produced numerous works reflecting a fusion of Japanese and Western techniques and styles. Jun Dobashi's works are often characterized by an expressive use of color and abstract forms. He has worked in a variety of media, including gouache and oil on canvas, and produced works that explore both abstract and figurative themes. For example, some of his notable works include compositions in red and black, as well as abstract pieces that demonstrate his keen sense of color and form. Legacy Jun Dobashi has left a lasting impact on the art world, and his works continue to be sought after by collectors. His artistic career, which crosses Japanese and French cultures, makes him an interesting figure in the history of modern art.