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HAYAKAWA Yoshio

1917–2009

Profile
  • Name

    早川 良雄 はやかわ よしお HAYAKAWA Yoshio

  • Company Name

    早川良雄デザイン事務所 はやかわよしおでざいんじむしょ Hayakawa Yoshio Design Studio

  • Job Title

    Graphic Designer

  • Birth

    February 13, 1917

  • Death

    March 28, 2009

  • Area

    Osaka → Tokyo (Kanagawa)

  • Profile

    Born in Osaka. In 1936, graduated from Osaka City Kogei High School (Design Course). After stints working in the advertising department of Mitsukoshi and Kintetsu department stores, went freelance in 1952. His main awards include the Osaka Arts Prize in 1954; the 1st Mainichi Industrial Design Award (today's Mainichi Design Award) om 1955; also became a member of AGI: participated in "Graphic'55" exhibition. In 1960, he served as a panelist at the World Industrial Design Conference and in 1970, participated in the basic color planning for the World Expo in Osaka. In 1981, he received the 12th Kodansha Culture Award in Publishing, in 1982, was awarded a Medal with a Purple Ribbon by the Japanese Government and in 1984, received the 5th Yamana Prize. In 1988, was awarded the Fourth Order of the Rising Sun Medal by the Japanese Government. In 1996, was inducted into the Tokyo ADC Hall of Fame. His works are in the permanent collections in many museums around the world. His main publications include "The World of Yoshio Hayakawa," the collection of essays, "Feeling to Pass the Time," and a collection of dialogues, "In Between Emptiness and Substance."

    Source: "2006 GRAPHIC DESIGN ANNUAL DNP ginza graphic gallery・ddd gallery"