Man Ray (1890-1976) was an acclaimed American visual artist whose pieces drew on a broad spectrum of media, from film and photography to collage and objet d'art. He was also known for his endearing humanity, embracing friends of diverse ideologies, views and genders, and for his wit and playful mischief. Drawing from Man Ray collections of ours and other collections, this exhibition features his vast array of works as well as the ephemera that offer a fascinating glimpse into Man Ray, the artist and human being.

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Tokyo Fuji Art Museum (TFAM) was founded by Daisaku Ikeda in 1983. The TFAM collection is comprised of some 30,000 Japanese, Eastern and Western artworks, ranging from paintings, prints, photography, sculptures, ceramics and lacquer ware to armor, swords and medallions of various periods and cultures. Especially noteworthy is its outstanding collection of Western oil paintings that spans a five-hundred-year period from the Renaissance to the Baroque and postmodernist eras, as well as its exceptional collection of photographic masterpieces.

Man Ray of Our Affections: An Exhibition Celebrating the 135th Anniversary of His Birth

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