Pola Museum of Art - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Pola Museum of Art. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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"Monet and the French Landscape - Traveling with Artists in France" Exhibition
This exhibition is held in commemoration of the fifth anniversary of the Pola Museum of Art. In the latter half of the 19th century, the Impressionists turned to landscapes in their quest to express (...)
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"Flowers in Painting - From Monet and Renoir to Ryuzaburo Umehara and Taikan Yokoyama" Exhibition
Flowers have made people happy throughout the ages, whether found in nature, or in people's daily lives. This exhibition presents 90 works or Western and Japanese painting from the museum collection that (...)
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"Emile Gallé and Glass Works of the Art Nouveau" Exhibition
Born in Nancy, in the Lorraine area of France, Emile Gallé (1846-1904) is known as one of the major artists of Art Nouveau. This exhibition presents famous works from both the collection of the Pola Museum (...)
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"Ballet by Degas, Dali and Chagall - Physical Expression in Art" Exhibition
Ballet is the art of human physical expression. From its classical to contemporary styles, ballet continues to enthrall people all over the world. Over time, many artists have been impressed by ballet (...)
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Picasso: Five Themes
Picasso painted people, objects, and our ever changing appearances; he cultivated all the possibilities of painting. With his work "Woman and Child on the Seashore" from the blue period and "Nude" from (...)
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The Age of Kuroda Seiki and Kishida Ryusei
Returning from France in 1893, Seiki Kuroda altered the direction of Western painting in Japan. He formed a group called "Hakuba-kai" with other artists such as Takeji Fujishima and Saburosuke Okada. Their (...)
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Great Masters of Impressionism
The First Impressionist Exhibition was held in 1874 at the studio of photographer Nadar at 35 boulevard des Capucines, Paris. It was a completely new type of group exhibition by cutting-edge artists. More (...)
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The World of Children
Many images of children can be found in European paintings from antiquity onward. Religious works depict the Mother and Child, or children as angels, a symbol of salvation. Members of the royal and aristocratic (...)




