Yoshida Hiroshi: Memories of landscapes

MOA Museum of Art

Finished

Artists

Hiroshi Yoshida

Yoshida Hiroshi (1876–1950) was a central figure in leading Western-style painting in the early 20th century Japan, whose influence extended to the genres of watercolor, oil painting and woodblock printing. He was 49 when his first print collection was published. Throughout his printing career, he strived to create a new style drawing both on the realistic rendering of European paintings and techniques of traditional Japanese woodblocks.
This exhibition curates approximately 70 prints from his work, with a focus on the artist’s passion for nature. His renditions of landscapes through his nature-loving gaze are juxtaposed with the photographic images of the same views of today. Yoshida’s technical creativity enhances his work, which is highlighted in the museum’s exclusive digital presentation.

Schedule

Nov 29 (Fri) 2024-Jan 21 (Tue) 2025

Opening Hours Information

Hours	9:30-16:30 (Last Admission 16:00)
Closed	Thursday Open on public holiday Thursday but closed on the following day. Closed from December 16 to 20 and January 6 to 10.

Fee

Adults ¥1760; University and High School Students ¥1100; Seniors 65 & Over ¥1540; Junior High School Students and Under, Persons with Disability Certificates + 2 Companion free

Website

https://www.moaart.or.jp/en/?event=yoshidahiroshixdigital