2021年10月23日（土） - 2022年01月10日（月）
This exhibition, co-organized by the Fukuda Museum of Art and the Saga Arashiyama Bunkakan, features Konoshima Ōkoku (1877–1938), a leading master of modern Japanese painting. In addition, painters who were based in Kinugasa where Ōkoku moved in his later year, will also be introduced.
Born in Kyoto, Konoshima Ōkoku (1877–1938) was a leading master of modern Japanese painting who represents the Kyoto Circle of Painters.
At the age of thirty-seven, Ōkoku moved to Kinugasa, northwest of Kyoto City, and in his later years, he devoted himself to his hobby of writing Chinese poetry.
At the second venue, the Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts & Culture, with the full cooperation of the Ōkoku Bunko, there will be an exhibition of works and artifacts that remind us of the personality of "Mr. Ōkoku". Twenty-four of the pieces will be on display for the first time. Works by Kikuchi Hōbun, Kikuchi Keigetsu, Dōmoto Impression, and Fukuda Heihachirō, who were based in Kinugasa following Ōkoku, will also be introduced.
| Title | Konoshima Ōkoku Captivating dedication: Ōkoku-san |
|---|---|
| Dates | October 23 2021 - January 10 2022 1st Period from October 23 to November 29 2nd Period from December 1 to January 10, 2022 |
| Opening Hours | 10:00 am – 5:00 pm (last entry 4:30 pm) |
| Closed | Tuesday (We open on November 23rd |
| Entry Fee | General / University student: ¥900 (¥800) High school student: ¥500 (¥400) Elementary / Junior high school student: ¥300 (¥250) General / University student: ¥2,000 High school student: ¥1,000 Elementary / Junior high school student: ¥550 Disabled person and up to one helper: ¥1,000 Elementary / Junior high school student: ¥300 (¥250) Disabled person and up to one helper: ¥500 (¥400) * Prices in parentheses are for groups of 20 or more. * Free for preschool children |
| Organizers | Saga Arashiyama Museum of Arts & Culture, Kyoto Shimbun |
| Supported by | Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City Board of Education |
| Related documents | List of Works |
"Woman" (left panel of "Four Women") by Konoshima Ōkoku
"White Rabbit" by Konoshima Ōkoku
"Misty Rain and Fallen Leaves" (right panel) by Konoshima Ōkoku
"Black Peony" by Murakami Kagaku
"Urashima" by Kikuchi Keigetsu
A hat and a trunk of Konoshima Ōkoku
