Tadanori Yokoo

Tadanori Yokoo began his visual arts career as a stage designer for avant-garde theatre in Tokyo before becoming a graphic designer and ultimately a fine artist. In the 1960s his work reflected the mysticism and phychedelia that was popular in pop art. Unfairly referred to as the Japanese Andy Warhol or likened to Peter Max, Tadanori Yokoo is an artistic original.

The City and Design, The Wonders of Life on Earth, Isamu Kurita 1966 — *The City and Design, The Wonders of Life on Earth, Isamu Kurita* 1966

*A Ballad Dedicated to the Small Finger Cutting Ceremony*

16th Exhibition of Japan Advertising Artist Club 1968 — *16th Exhibition of Japan Advertising Artist Club* 1968

Musee de la Publicite 1983 — *Musee de la Publicite* 1983

*Tribute to Tadanori Yokoo, Japanese Graphic Designer*

Having reached a climax at the age of 29, I was dead. 1965 — *Having reached a climax at the age of 29, I was dead.* 1965

Marie in Furs 1968 — *Marie in Furs* 1968

*Photo Exhibition of Eikoh Hosoe - Tatsumi-Hijikata*

Hino Moto no Keko 1997 — *Hino Moto no Keko* 1997

A la Maison de M. Civecawa 1965 — *A la Maison de M. Civecawa* 1965

Koshimaki-Osen 1966 — *Koshimaki-Osen* 1966

Takarazuka, Grand Revue 1966 — *Takarazuka, Grand Revue* 1966

Resources:

Tadanori Yokoo Official Website

Artnet Artists - Tadanori Yokoo