Hokusai's Musha-e are depicted with an awareness of expressing the movement of the figures as printings, even when they are wearing armor. This exhibition introduces some of Hokusai's depictions of people, focusing on his Musha-e. Works depicting real historical samurai figures, from ancient times to the Sengoku period ("Warring States period") as well as swords and armor, will be introduced, bringing us closer to the era of samurai who wielded power in Japanese history. *Musha-e is a type of Japanese ukiyo-e. It is one of the genres of ukiyo-e and represents warriors and samurai from Japanese history and mythology.
Venue: 3F Special Exhibition Room, 4F Special Exhibition Room
Part 1: December 14 (Thu) - January 21 (Sun) Part 2: January 23 (Tue) - February 25 (Sun) *Some exhibits will be changed between the first and second part.
[Related Events] 1. Lecture "Learning Japanese Swords from the Works of the Hokusai School" Speaker: Fumihito Arakawa Date: January 20 (Sat) 14:00-15:30 Venue: Marugen 100 (Lecture Room) Capacity: 40 people (numbered tickets distributed from 13:30) Fee: Free (admission ticket is required) 2. Slide Talk: Highlights of the Exhibition Speaker: Curator in charge of the exhibition Date: January 13 (Sat), February 10 (Sat) 14:00-14:30 Venue: Marugen 100 (Lecture Room) Capacity: 40 people (numbered tickets distributed from 13:30) Fee: Free (admission ticket is required)
Open on January 8 and February 12. Closed December 29 - January 1, January 4, January 9, and February 13.
Fee
Adults ¥1200; Seniors 65 & Over, University and High School Students ¥900; Junior High School Students, Persons with Disability Certificates ¥400, Elementary School Students and Under free.
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