Fujishima Takeji - The Path of Creation Fujishima Takeji, a master of modern Japanese oil painting, began as a representative painter of Meiji romanticism. Through his study in Europe from 1905, he learned classical antiquity and contemporary art, deepening his own expression. After returning to Japan, he pursued Japanese oil painting with a female figure with a side view that blended Eastern and Western aesthetic consciousness, and a series of works with the sunrise as the theme, creating many masterpieces.

This exhibition traces his artistic career through representative works centered on the works in the museum's collection, and for the first time, it will publicly present valuable materials such as sketches and drawings recently donated. In addition to travel sketches, model drawings, and documents related to his study abroad, as well as drawings that relate to his representative works, these vast materials will approach the creative path of the master Fujishima Takeji and the rich imaginative world that supported his art. Exhibition Name: Fujishima Takeji - The Path of Creation Exhibition Period: June 19, 2027 [Sat] - September 20, 2027 [Mon] Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 (until 20:00 every Friday) - Admission is until 30 minutes before closing. Closed on Mondays (July 19, September 20 is open), July 20. Organizer: The Ishibashi Foundation Artizon Museum, Public Interest Foundation Venue: 5th and 4th Floor Exhibition Rooms Concurrent Exhibition: 61st Venice Biennale International Art Exhibition Japan Pavilion Return Exhibition: Arakawa Nashi, The Baby of the Grass, The Baby of the Moon, Like a Discontinuous Whole. Admission Fee (tax included): - Web Reservation Ticket: 1,200 yen - Counter Sale Ticket: 1,500 yen High school students, college students, and vocational school students: Free, required web reservation. Please present your student ID or student handbook upon entry. One accompanying person with a disability certificate: Free, no reservation required. Please present your disability certificate upon entry. Children under middle school age: Free, no reservation required. - Web reservation ticket: Sold until 10 minutes before the end of each admission time slot. - There is a limit on the reservation slots. - If there are available slots, you can also purchase tickets at the museum's counter. - This price allows you to view all the concurrent exhibitions. Work: Fujishima Takeji 'Oriental Swing' 1924, Ishibashi Foundation Artizon Museum Work: Fujishima Takeji 'Notebook' Ishibashi Foundation Artizon Museum. This page is shared. URL has been copied. Back to list

Fujishima Takeji: The Trajectory of Creation

Fujishima Takeji: The Trajectory of Creation

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