INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

Insho's View ---City and Nature
Session December 16 (Fri) ,2011 - March 11 (Sun), 2012
Closed Monday (Open on public holidays, but closed the next day)
Open Hours 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
 (Please enter the building at least 30 minutes before closing time..)
Admissions
  one person Groups(20+)
Adults / Univ Students 500YEN 400YEN
High School Students 400YEN 320YEN
Jr.High / Elem
Students
200YEN 160YEN
Organizer Ritsumeikan Institute
Kyoto Prefecture
- Details of The Exhibition
Insho Domoto, who played an active role in Japanfs art world during the Taisho and Showa eras, moved dramatically from figurative painting, based on Oriental classics, to abstraction, after World War II.

Insho Domoto passionately painted landscapes of European cities in parallel with Japanese natural scenery such as mountains, rivers, valleys, and woods.

His diverse modes of expression convey a wet atmosphere using ink, or the sense of light in bright colors.

A number of sketches drawn on site were part of an indispensable process to complete a final work.
This exhibition will show these sketches along with a variety of landscapes selected from his works.

We hope you will see his interest in landscapes through his expressions of cities and nature.

A small selection:
Insho's Paintings of Shinto and Buddhist Deities

The small selection will show Insho's sketches and paintings related to deities which he had worked on throughout his life.
Insho was devout his whole life, and this faith motivated him in creating religious paintings. We hope you enjoy his various depictions of Shinto and Buddhist deities.
- Series of lectures on Insho Domoto (No.3)
Insho Domoto at latter term of the Showa era
Date : December 18 (Sun)
Lecture : Yukiyo Yamada (Curator in this museum)
Time : 10:30 - 12:00
Place :Suekawa Memorial Lecture Hall in Ritsumeikan University (*Scheduled )
Capacity:First 50 applicants
Neither participation fee nor appointment is necessary. However, admission fee is required.
- Series of lectures on Insho Domoto (No.4)
Art theory of Insho Domoto
Date : February 19 (Sun),2012
Lecture : Heisaku Harada / The former Director Emeritus ,The Museun of Art,Ehime
Time : 10:30 - 12:00
Place :Suekawa Memorial Lecture Hall in Ritsumeikan University (*Scheduled )
Capacity:First 50 applicants
Neither participation fee nor appointment is necessary. However, admission fee is required.
- Saturday fine-arts salon
About landscape and scenery
Date : January 28(Sat),2012
Lecture : Yasuhiro Shimada (Director in this museum)
Time : 10:30 - 12:00
Place : Annex Japanese room in Insho Domoto Museum of fine arts
Capacity:First 30 applicants
Neither participation fee nor appointment is necessary. However, admission fee is required.

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