Category:Okamoto Tarō

**Tarō Okamoto**
	Japanese artist (1911–1996)
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Name in native language	岡本太郎;
Date of birth	26 February 1911; Futago
Date of death	7 January 1996; Keio University Hospital
Cause of death	Parkinson's disease;
Place of burial	Tama Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Japan; Empire of Japan (–1947);
Residence	Taro Okamoto Memorial Museum;
Educated at	University of Paris; Tokyo Academy of Fine Arts; Keio Futsubu School; Keio Yochisha Elementary School;
Occupation	sculptor; painter; artist; writer; photographer; potter;
Movement	Nihonga;
Father	Ippei Okamoto;
Mother	Kanoko Okamoto;
Relative	Toshiko Okamoto (adopted daughter);
Work location	Tokyo (1929–1929); Paris (1929–1949); Tokyo (1949–1996);
Notable work	Tower of the Sun; Myth of Tomorrow; Q11473107;
Award received	Commandeur des Arts et des Lettres‎; Officer of the Legion of Honour (1984);
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	Q983942; ISNI: 0000000115071184; VIAF ID: 64009967; GND ID: 14140616X; Library of Congress authority ID: n81061637; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 11918063w; IdRef ID: 027051994; NDL Authority ID: 00059824; NL CR AUT ID: jo2015885088; Nationale Thesaurus voor Auteursnamen ID: 255742320; NUKAT ID: n98013245; National Library of Korea ID: KAC200310049; J9U ID: 987007594617405171; NACSIS-CAT author ID: DA00372821; Open Library ID: OL4283284A; Union List of Artist Names ID: 500041100; RKDartists ID: 99782; Europeana entity: agent/base/48670
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