著者
立部 紀夫
出版者
一般社団法人 日本デザイン学会
雑誌
日本デザイン学会研究発表大会概要集 日本デザイン学会 第57回研究発表大会
巻号頁・発行日
pp.F05, 2010 (Released:2010-06-15)

「金網看板」とは方形の木枠に金網を張り、金網の中央に木を切抜いた文字を付着 した独特な形式の看板である。大正期から昭和初期にかけて都市部を中心として 店舗の庇の上に掲げられたが、現在見かける数は少なくなった。 本稿では「金網看板」の意匠的特質について考察する。
著者
立部 紀夫
出版者
一般社団法人 日本デザイン学会
雑誌
日本デザイン学会研究発表大会概要集 45
巻号頁・発行日
pp.260-261, 1998-10-30 (Released:2017-11-08)

It was during the late Muromachi Era (1392-1573) that hairdresser's saloons first made their appearance on the streets of Kyoto. In the early hairdresser's saloons, hair on the upper front part of men's scalps (the area known as the "sakayaki") was plucked out with tweezers. Later during the Tensho eriod (1573-92), however, the new method of shaving the sakayaki with a razor was adopted. The tool that was used in hairdressing was shown on the signboard of hairdresser's saloons. Above change is remarkable with the fact that general objects illustrated on the signboards-tweezers in early times; replaced with razors at the next stage.
著者
立部 紀夫
出版者
日本デザイン学会
雑誌
日本デザイン学会研究発表大会概要集
巻号頁・発行日
vol.51, pp.D07, 2004

筆屋の看板が初めて絵画資料に描かれるのは、1487年(文明19)に成った「星光寺縁起絵巻」であり、筆売りの家に小さな看板が描写されている。続いて、室町時代後期に制作された町田本・高橋本の二つの「洛中洛外図」には筆屋の看板が同じ形態で複数描かれていることを知る。当時の看板は町屋正面の格子窓の中央上部の位置に掲出されており、絵馬形の板の中央に、筆を単体で縦に大きく描いた簡潔な意匠であった。色彩は白・赤・黒が使われていた。
著者
立部 紀夫
出版者
日本デザイン学会
雑誌
日本デザイン学会研究発表大会概要集
巻号頁・発行日
vol.46, pp.190-191, 1999

Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples in Japan displayed a wooden frame on the upper portion of their buildings known as "hengaku (framed picture)". The workers who produced these frames were skilled wood carving or engraving artisans known variously as "ongakushi", "gakuhorishi"or by other names. As commerce flourished after the beginning of the Edo period in 1603,merchants began to display large signs and it was the ongakushi who produced the signs for them. In this study, I clarify the vigorous activities of these ongakushi as sign-making artisans in pre-modern Japan.
著者
立部 紀夫
出版者
日本デザイン学会
雑誌
日本デザイン学会研究発表大会概要集 (ISSN:09108173)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.47, pp.10-11, 2000

The word "Tenka-Ichi" was popular during the Muromachi period (1392-1573) and meant the "absolute best throughout Japan without peer." Artisans began to appear in Kyoto, Nara, Sakai and other commercial and industrial cities in the Kansai area during the latter half of the 16th century who called themselves by the title "Tenka-lchi " In this thesis, I use text and pictorial material to clarify the activities of artisans who referred to themselves by the title "Tenka-Ichi" and who displayed that word on their own signboards.
著者
立部 紀夫
出版者
日本デザイン学会
雑誌
デザイン学研究. 研究発表大会概要集 (ISSN:09108173)
巻号頁・発行日
no.45, pp.260-261, 1998-10-30

It was during the late Muromachi Era (1392-1573) that hairdresser's saloons first made their appearance on the streets of Kyoto. In the early hairdresser's saloons, hair on the upper front part of men's scalps (the area known as the "sakayaki") was plucked out with tweezers. Later during the Tensho eriod (1573-92), however, the new method of shaving the sakayaki with a razor was adopted. The tool that was used in hairdressing was shown on the signboard of hairdresser's saloons. Above change is remarkable with the fact that general objects illustrated on the signboards-tweezers in early times; replaced with razors at the next stage.