Brief Biography of Hiroki Oda (1914–2012)
・1914: Born in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.
・1939: Graduated from the Tokyo School of Fine Arts (now Tokyo University of the Arts), majoring in Western-style painting.
・1950: Co-founded the New Creation Society (Shinseisaku Kyōkai), contributing to the postwar art movement in Japan.
・1958: Received the New Artist Award at the 1st Contemporary Art Exhibition of Japan.
・1962: Awarded the Minister of Education's Art Encouragement Prize for his significant contributions to the arts.
・2012: Passed away at the age of 98, leaving behind a legacy of vibrant and poetic works.​

Museums Holding His Works
・The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MOMAT)
Houses several of Oda's works, including "Woman with a Red Hat" (1965), showcasing his unique style.​
・Fukuoka Art Museum (Fukuoka, Japan)
Features Oda's pieces, reflecting his connection to his birthplace and his contributions to Japanese modern art.​
・The National Museum of Art, Osaka
Includes Oda's works in its collection, highlighting his role in the development of contemporary Japanese painting.