Yoshiro Tachibana

Yoshiro Tachibana (1941–2016) was a Japanese painter whose work harmoniously blended Eastern spirituality with Western artistic traditions. Born in Sanda, Kobe, he was the son of painter Nakaba Tachibana. His art is distinguished by its contemplative nature, often depicting serene village scenes, symbolic landscapes, and spiritual motifs. Tachibana's unique style reflects his deep introspection and cross-cultural experiences.
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Studied Fine Arts in Tokyo starting in 1962, where he was influenced by artists such as Paul Klee.

1981: Solo exhibition in Tokyo, Japan.

1987: Exhibition at Sanda City Hall, Japan.

1998: Exhibitions in Kobe, Japan, and various Spanish cities.

2004: Exhibition at Kurita Memorial Hall, Ashikaga, Japan.

2005: Participation in the Stockholm Art Fair, Sweden.

2010: Final public exhibition at María Pita, City Hall of A Coruña, Spain.