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Paintings Formerly in the Fukushima Collection
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Paintings Formerly in the Fukushima Collection
Paintings Formerly in the Fukushima Collection
19 April [Tue] - 29 May [Sun], 1966
About this exhibition
This exhibition held in connection with the 7th anniversary of the death of art critic Fukushima Shigetaro included 49 works, with a primary focus on Rouault. Matisse, and Derain, together with the French and English-language art magazine Formes published by Fukushima. It showcased the many-sided talents of this eminent art critic and stimulated reassessment of the sharpness of his critical gaze in numerous publications.
Exhibition overview
Exhibition title
Paintings Formerly in the Fukushima Collection
Exhibition period
19 April [Tue] - 29 May [Sun], 1966
organization
Bridgestone Museum of Art
support
Nikkei Inc.
Venue
Bridgestone Museum of Art
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