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三谷 長博作
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ARTIST
三谷 長博
明治35年（1902）島根県松江市に生まれる。
大正10年（1921）東京美術学校西洋画科に入り、大正15年（1926）に卒業。在学中の腕前は、1年後輩の小磯良平と並び称された。卒業後は郷里に戻り、島根県内の高等学校に勤める傍ら、昭和3年（1928）から松江洋画研究所の講師として森本香谷・木村義男らと後進を指導した。昭和8年（1933）第14回帝展に初入選し、以後も帝展・文展に入選する。昭和21年（1946）島根洋画会の創立に加わり、昭和20年代には松江水彩画会を興すなど、油彩のほか水彩画にも優れた。長年、週末には自宅のアトリエを開き、地方の美術の振興と発展に尽くした。戦後は旺玄会・新世紀美術協会の会員を経て、昭和33年（1958）新協美術会の創立に参加し、昭和46年（1971）第14回展で文部大臣賞を受けた。
昭和58年（1983）没。享年82歳。
【参考文献】島根県歴史人物事典、三谷長博画集（西尾尚子）
| 出身地 | 島根県松江市 |
|---|---|
| ゆかりの地 | 島根県 |
| 美術学校 | 東京美術学校 |
| 展覧会 | 帝展 |
Mitani Nagahiro (1902 – 1983)
Mitani Nagahiro (1902–1983) was a Western-style (yoga) painter born in Matsue, Shimane Prefecture. He entered the Western-style painting course of the Tokyo School of Fine Arts in 1921 and graduated in 1926; his skill as a student was ranked alongside that of Koiso Ryohei, one year his junior. Returning home, he taught at a high school in Shimane, and from 1928 he also instructed younger artists at the Matsue Western-style Painting Institute with other local painters. His work was first accepted at the 14th Teiten (Imperial Art Exhibition) in 1933, and he went on to show at the Teiten and the Bunten (Ministry of Education Art Exhibition).
In 1946 he helped found the Shimane Western-style Painting Association, and in the decade after the war he started the Matsue Watercolor Society, excelling in watercolor as well as oil. For many years he opened his home studio on weekends, supporting the growth of art in the region. After the war he was a member of the Ogenkai and the Shinseiki Art Association, and in 1958 he took part in founding the Shinkyo Art Association, winning the Minister of Education Prize at its 14th exhibition in 1971.
In 1946 he helped found the Shimane Western-style Painting Association, and in the decade after the war he started the Matsue Watercolor Society, excelling in watercolor as well as oil. For many years he opened his home studio on weekends, supporting the growth of art in the region. After the war he was a member of the Ogenkai and the Shinseiki Art Association, and in 1958 he took part in founding the Shinkyo Art Association, winning the Minister of Education Prize at its 14th exhibition in 1971.
