DatesJul 27 (Tue), 2004 - Aug 29 (Sun), 2004
Session: | July 27(Tue.) - August 29(Sun.), 2004 Closed on Mondays |
Place + Hours: | The University Art Museum, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music 10:00 - 17:00 (entry by 16:30) |
Admission: | Adult 900yen, Students above junior high school 500yen |
Organized by: | The University Art Museum, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music / NHK(Japan Broadcasting Corporation) / NHK Promotions |
Sponsorship by: | Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. / Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co., Ltd. |
Cooperation by: | Yokoyama Taikan Memorial Hall |
Taikan Yokoyama is one of the great masters in Japanese modern painting. In 1940 he made a series of twenty works, "Twenty subjects on seas and mountains", known as "Ten subjects on seas and mountains respectively", in memory of the fiftieth anniversary of his life as a painter and the 2600th year after the accession of the Emperor Jinmu. Taikan created a new style of Japanese painting, proposing "Moro-style" with Shunso Hishida, and left a lot of masterpieces. But this series is one of the most famous works in his life. In April 1940, "Ten subjects on seas" was opened to the public at Nihonbashi-Mitsukoshi and "Ten subjects on mountains" at Nihonbashi-Takashimaya. Afterward caught up into the waves of the time and drifting from one owner to another, a part of them were missing. Due to the discovery of the lost masterpieces, "Four subjects on the tide-autumn" and "Dance of a dragon", nineteen works of the series have gathered in this historic exhibition. Inquiry: NTT Hello Dial 03-5777-8600 |
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