Past exhibitionEisei Bunko Museum
春季展 「戦国最強の家老 ―細川家を支えた重臣松井家とその至宝―」
春季展 「戦国最強の家老 ―細川家を支えた重臣松井家とその至宝―」
Mar 12, 2022 〜 May 8, 2022
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細川家筆頭家老・松井家の活躍を紹介。松井文庫と永青文庫の伝来品により、主君と家老の関係を東京で初紹介。千利休、古田織部、宮本武蔵ゆかりの史料や作品も展示。
Featured artists
- 千利休
- 古田織部
- 宮本武蔵
Themes
Frequently asked questions
When is the exhibition period?⌃
It is from March 12, 2022 to May 8, 2022.
What figures are featured in the exhibition?⌃
The exhibition focuses on the Matsui family, chief retainers of the Hosokawa clan, and historical materials and works related to Sen no Rikyu, Furuta Oribe, and Miyamoto Musashi.
What are the highlights of the exhibition?⌃
It introduces the achievements of the Matsui family, who supported the Hosokawa clan, and the relationship between lord and retainer, presented for the first time in Tokyo.
About the venue
Mejirodai, Japan
Eisei Bunko Museum
永青文庫
Visitors can explore a vast collection of important art objects acquired and passed down in the Hosokawa family, a prominent daimyō clan of Higo (present-day Kumamoto) since the 14th century.
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