From Museum Collection: British and Irish Art — Depicted Stories
Museum of Modern Art, Hayama
[Image: Richard Hamilton "Ireland a Nation" Sandycove, 1988 Engraving and aquatint on paper Museum collection ©R.Hamilton. All Rights Reserved. DACS & JASPAR 2020 E 3989]
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England and Ireland have enjoyed co-prosperity within the British Isles. Artists have lyrically represented the sublimity of nature and the workings of human beings while respecting each other’s culture. In conjunction with the Francis Bacon exhibition, the arts from the two countries Bacon lived in are introduced. There are works by Henry Moore, who led abstract expressions; William Blake and Richard Hamilton, who treated literature as their subject; Louis le Brocquy, etc.
Media
Schedule
from January 09, 2021 to April 11, 2021
Open on January 11. By appointment only.
Artist(s)
William Blake, Tamijuro Kume, Kenneth Armitage, Richard Hamilton, Louis le Brocquy et al.