第２回 風景を描く 日本画 平山郁夫 洋画 須田国太郎

Fukushima artists Koichiro Wakamatsu and Shozo Kamata's evolving painting expressions, including collage and humorous forms.

Yuko Takeda's solo exhibition showcases delicate Nihonga paintings of nature, seasons, and a celebration of life.

A retrospective celebrating the 120th anniversary of Kiyoshi Saito, a leading post-war Japanese printmaker.

See powerful graduation projects by Musashino Art University graduate students specializing in Japanese painting.

Explore the diverse expressions of contemporary Nihonga artist Natsunosuke Mise, including collaborations with the museum's collection.

Explore the profound works of Seiichi Konno, including his 360-meter handscroll, confronting war's sorrow and guilt.