This exhibition is planned by the Bridgestone Museum of Art in Tokyo. Works that　painters and sculptors created by gazing sometimes sternly, sometimes distressfully, sometimes happily, and sometimes quietly are introduced in six groups, “Figures,” “Nature,” “Horses,” “Still Lifes,” “Cities,” and “Invisible Things.”

Approximately 120 choice masterpieces from the Ishibashi Foundation Collection, which spans wide-ranging periods, areas, and genres from Greek pottery to modern and contemporary Japanese and Western art, will be on show. A Summer Vacation Children’s Program will also be organized concurrently.