1. Tatebanko
The Japanese Art of Dioramas

2. An Illustrated Essay On Children's Physical Exercises For Their Health (1873)

3. The Kaminarimon Gate at Sensô-ji Temple in Asakusa, Artist Unknown, Japanese, 1760–1849

4. Sumo Ring, 1868, Konobu I

5. Modern versions of tatebanko

6. Cranes and Clouds Tatebanko by foxibiri (Deviantart)

7. At Whale Hunting – 1850, Polish publisher ABC Magazine

8. Tylosaurus, 2011, T. Shinmura

9. "James & the Giant Peach,"
Roald Dahl feature, LMNOP
Magazine, 2012. Jamie
McGowan

10. Holiday Drinks, The Coffe
Bean & Tea Leaf, 2011, Jamie
McGowan

11. Your Task
The Singapore Art Museum is looking out for
student work based on the idea of tatebanko.
You are to choose from 10 famous works of art
and interpret your own version in tatebanko
style.
Size Limitation: Box of max. 30 cm x 30 cm x 30 cm

12. Vincent's Bedroom in Arles, Vincent van Gogh. Oil on Canvas, 1888

13. Oath of the Horatii, Jacque Louis David. Oil on Canvas, 1786

14. The Great Wave off Kanagawa, Katsushika Hokusai.
Colour Woodblock Print, 1826-1833

15. Arrangement in Grey and Black No.1, James McNeill Whistler.
Oil on Canvas, 1871.

16. The Music Lesson,
Johannes Vermeer
c. 1662-1664
Oil on canvas

17. The Milkmaid,
Johannes Vermeer
c. 1657–1658
Oil on canvas

18. The Human Condition,
René Magritte,
1933.
Oil on canvas.

19. The Arnolfini Portrait,
Jan Van Eyck,
1434.
Oil on panel.

20. Las Meninas,
Diego Velasquez,
1656.

21. The Scream,
Edvard Munch.
Oil on canvas,
1893.

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