Bridgestone Museum of Art - Past Events
Below is a list of all past events for Bridgestone Museum of Art. Current and upcoming events, as well as other details, are available on the venue's page.
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Shikanosuke Oka Exhibition
Oka Shikanosuke (1898-1978) was a western-style painter who died 30 years ago. Oka’s paintings of pansies arranged in vases or baskets, old castles in deep forests, lighthouses set against a clear sky (...)
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"New Horizons: the collection of the Ishibashi Foundation" Exhibition
Ishibashi Kan'ichiro, who later succeeded the founder of the Ishibashi Foundation, Seijiro Ishibashi, as the foundation’s president in 1981, had acquired an early appreciation and love of 20th century (...)
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"From the Bridgestone Permanent Collection" Exhibition
This exhibition presents approximately 180 paintings and sculptures from the collection of the Bridgestone Museum of Art centering around European artists of the Modern period such as Monet, Renoir, (...)
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Cézanne "Four Attractions: Figure, Still Life, Landscape, Bather"
Last year marked the 100th anniversary of the passing of Paul Cézanne (1839-1906). Cézanne who famously said that nature most often presents itself in spheres, cylinders, and cones, had a huge influence (...)
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Shigeru Aoki "Sea and Myth and the Masterpieces from the Collection"
"A Good Catch" comes to Tokyo. This painting was put on view to the public when the Bridgestone Museum was opened and for more than 50 years, it has been appreciated by many people. Nowadays, it is usually (...)
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"Masterpieces from the Collection: From Impressionism to Twentieth Century Art" Exhibition
This exhibition features an outstanding group of masterpieces from the Bridgestone Museum of Art, introducing the collection's appealing and distinctive character in an easy-to-understand way. On display (...)
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"Masterpieces from the Collection - From Impressionism to Twentieth-Century Art" Exhibition
This exhibition features an outstanding group of masterpieces from the Bridgestone Museum of Art. It introduces the collection's appealing and distinctive character in an easy-to-understand way. The great (...)
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"Prism: Contemporary Australian Art" Exhibition
The Bridgestone Museum of Art is presenting an exhibition of Australian contemporary art as an event commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Ishibashi Foundation. Featuring 73 works, including two made (...)
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Hanjiro Sakamoto "Ishibashi Museum 50 Year Anniversary Exhibition"
The career of the Western-style painter Sakamoto Hanjiro spanned a period of more than 60 years from the late Meiji Era to well after World War II. Made up of 150 paintings and 30 documents, this exhibition—the (...)
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"From Sesshu to Pollock" A celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Ishibashi Foundation
This exhibition will bring together under one roof the highlights of the Ishibashi Foundation’s collection, which is normally divided between the Bridgestone Museum of Art in Tokyo, and the Ishibashi Museum (...)
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Permanent Collection - Impressionists and Twentieth-Century Artists
The Bridgestone Museum of Art devotes itself to the collection and exhibition of European art, in particular, works of Impressionists and 20th century art as well as Japanese western-style paintings from (...)
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Aoki Shigeru "A Good Catch"
Though he died at the early age of twenty-eight, the painter Aoki Shigeru (1882-1911) produced a large and splendid body of work. As the representative of the Japanese Romantic movement, Aoki left his (...)
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Two by Two - Pairs, Couples and Lovers
People in pairs have been a popular motif throughout the history of art. Two by Two explores how this motif has been handled in different periods, from Ancient Greece to contemporary Europe and Japan. The (...)
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The Impressionists and 20th-Century Masters: From Monet and Renoir to Picasso
This exhibition introduces the unique qualities and appeal of the Impressionist painters and masters of twentieth-century art, mainly through works in the Bridgestone Museum of Art. The works by Impressionists (...)
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Zao Wou-Ki
The reputation of the Paris-based abstract artist Zao Wou-Ki has continued to grow in recent years. Born in Beijing to a distinguished family dating back to the Sung dynasty, Zao moved to France in 1948 (...)
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Masterly Visions - From Manet, Monet and Renoir to Twentieth-Century Art
This exhibition features an outstanding group of masterpieces from the Bridgestone Museum of Art, some of which have not been shown very often in recent years. It introduces the collection's appeal and (...)





