Sei's Gallery
Images of Post-War Era Rural Japan
Seikichi Izawa (1926-1997)
These are some of Dr. Seikichi ("Sei") Izawa's works, most of which
are from the early years of Post-WWII rural Japan (the works are
not relevant to the war itself). Dr. Izawa was a
scientist, better known for works like Photochemical Reduction and
Oxidation of Menadione (Vitamin K3) in Chloroplasts, but had
always enjoyed dabbling in art. One of his youthful science notebooks,
for example, is filled with doodles of dinosaurs and the like (his
teacher was apparently unappreciative).
These images here are what I am privileged to have (some are photocopies); I
do not currently have access to what I consider most of his best
works. Also note: these images are cropped from having been
scanned. Where there is no identification I have taken the liberty of
adding it. Lastly, none of these originally had titles; the titles below
are mine, based on the images.
Do NOT use these without permission.
(Copyright law is protected internationally by the Berne Convention;
in fact, no copyright notice needs to be present for things to be
protected.)
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