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The Memorial Museum Course is a cultural dissemination course conducted by the curators of the Ryushi, Tsuneko Kumagai, Sanno Sodo, and Shiro Ozaki Memorial Museums in Ota Ward, and each year they present the latest research reports on each memorial museum.
This course will explore the deep relationship between Japanese painter Kawabata Ryushi and Kawai Gyokudō, a master of landscape paintings that are said to depict the original landscapes of Japan. How did Gyokudō and Ryushi, two artists with vastly different styles of painting, become so close? We will explore the bond between these two masters, which led to Ryushi taking on the role of funeral director when Gyokudō passed away.
Date and time: February 2025, 3 (Sat) 22:13-30:15
Lecturer: Takuya Kimura (Curator, Ota City Ryuko Memorial Museum)
Venue: Ota Cultural Forest Multipurpose Room
Deadline: Friday, March 3th
Capacity: 120 people (If the capacity is exceeded, a lottery will be held)
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