Exhibitions

開催中の展覧会

常設展

東洋のやきもの―日本、中国、アジアの国ぐに―

2020年12月19日(土)〜12月25日(金)、
2021年1月5日(火)〜1月31日(日)

日本、中国のやきものを中心に、アジア各地の作品も加え所蔵品から約80点を陳列いたします。日本は備前など中世の古窯の作品や楽茶碗などの近世の作品、中国は古代の土器から近世の色鮮やかな絵付けの器まで、各時代の特色を見せてくれる作品を陳列いたします。そのほか、朝鮮半島、東南アジア、西アジアのやきものもあわせて公開し、アジア各地の多様な造形をご覧いただきます。器の形、釉薬や文様の美などやきものの魅力をご鑑賞ください。

※年末年始（12/26から1/4）は休館いたします。

　　

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Mianpen, white glazed porcelain, Northern Song Dynasty

Regular Exhibition

Ceramic Ware from the East—Japan, China, and Other Asian Countries

December 19 (Sat.) – 25 (Fri.), 2020 & January 5 (Tue.) – 31 (Sun.), 2021 (30 days)

In this exhibition, we display approximately 80 items of different ages from our collection mainly from Japan and China, with additional works from the Korean Peninsula and Southeast and West Asia. The Japanese items include works from ancient kilns of medieval times, such as Bizen, and early-modern examples such as Raku tea bowls. Chinese items cover those from ancient earthenware to early-modern vessels with colorful paintings. Enjoy the intriguing variety of shapes, glazes, and designs of the selected exhibits.

*Guided tours are scheduled to be held four times during the exhibition period.

Flower vase of ryuko (standing hourglass-shaped hand drum) shape, known as “Tabi-makura”, Ki (yellow) seto type (Important cultural property), Momoyama period
Teabowl, Karatsuware, known as “Sampo” (Three treasures) (Important cultural property), Momoyama period
Celadon vase with phoenix handles, known as “Bansei” (National Treasure), Southern Song Dynasty
Tea bowl, Kohiki type, Yi Dynasty
Iron-painted jar with lid with Baoxiang-hua scroll (hōsōge) design, Thailand, 15–16th Century
Painted pottery jar with beak-like spout, Iran, 10th Century B.C.

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  Annex Regular Exhibitions

  Chinese Objects of Art

  Approximately 150 items including many bronzeware items from ancient to modern China.
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  Annex Regular Exhibitions

  Western Modern Art

  Paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries by Monet, Renoir, and other masters, plus sculptures by Rodin and ancient Western maps.