Exhibitions

Artists Seeking for Truth: Kishida Ryusei and Tsubaki Sadao

2018.04.07(Sat)-2018.6.17(Sun)

Artists Seeking for Truth: Kishida Ryusei and Tsubaki Sadao

Kishida Ryusei (1891-1929) was born in Ginza, Tokyo. While stimulated by Vincent van Gogh and other Post Impressionist artists, in due course, he created uniquely realistic works pursuing “inner beauty” such as those portraying his daughter Reiko. Tsubaki Sadao (1896-1957) was an artist who, throughout his lifetime, held Ryusei in high esteem. Born in Yonezawa, Yamagata, he was one of those that were strongly influenced by Ryusei. After Ryusei’s death, he restudied Japanese aesthetics and intently pursued his own painting. In this exhibition, by introducing these two artists’ achievements together, we hope each one’s individuality struggling within the atmosphere of the time, which might be described the youth of modern Japanese art, will come to light in context.

Information

Admission Fee
Individual Group
Adults ¥1,000 ¥800
Senior(65+) ¥700 ¥500
University and College Students ¥500 ¥300
High School Students and younger Free Free
Advance Purchase (P code 768-892/L code 86681) ¥600
*Group rates apply to groups of 15 or more.
*Advance tickets on sale at Ticket PIA and Lawson.
*Disable admission discount.
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