IWATE MUSEUM OF ART

Fukui Ryonosuke (1923-1986), widely known as a Western-style painter, was also one of the leading print artists in postwar Japan. He was recognized as a print artist through creating unique "mimeographic works" of his very own. We are pleased to hold this exhibition focusing on the passage he took as a print artist, via his 120 mimeographic works and 60 references such as his rough sketches that were discovered in conducting our research. And 15 oil paintings will be exhibited exclusively at Iwate venue.


Lecture by Mizunoya Shinichi
Jun.12, 2005 14:00-/at the Hall

Mimieograph Workshop
Jul.10, 2005 10:30-/at the Studio
*reservation required

Curator's Lecture
Jul.3, 2005 14:00-/at the Hall

Gallery Talk
Jun.10, Jun.18, Jun.26, Jul.8, Jul.16 2005 14:00-
at the Temporary Exhibition Gallery

Library Program
books on prints
May 28－Jul.3, 2005/at the Reference

  Admission ( ) shows the rate for groups of 20 people or more
Adults 800 (650)yen
Students of Senior High School and University 500 (400)yen
Students of Elementary School and Junior High School 300 (250)yen
*Temporary exhibition tickets cover the admission of the museum collection exhibition.