From the Permanent Collection (2014.9.9-12.14)

9th September (Tue.) - 14th December (Sun.), 2014

Closed on Mondays (except for 15th September, 13th October, 3rd and 24th November), 
16th September, 14th October, 4th and 25th November

Admission Fee:

Adults: 300 yen , College students: 150 yen
Elementary / Junior high school / high school students: free

Main Gallery

Gallery 1, 2

About 100 pieces from the collection of the Miyagi Museum of Art are exhibited.

• Modern and contemporary paintings in Japan
• Painters of "Die Brücke"
• Klee and Kandinsky

NAKAMURA Tsune
Self-portrait with a Cap
ca.1909
Sunouchi Collection

TANAKA Atsuko
WORK 1964
1964

MURAI Masanari
Meditating World
1953

Wassily KANDINSKY
Three Riders in Red, Blue and Black
1911
(in Sounds, published 1913)

Paul KLEE
Palesio Nua
1933

Erich HECKEL
A Girl's Head
1913

Special Feature: Modern Urban Landscape (1923-1945)

The 1923 Great Kanto Earthquake resulted in fires that completely burned downcentral Tokyo and plunged the capital into a stateof devastation comparable to that in Europe during World War I. A number of painters captured the physical and emotional impact of the earthquake.
However, as intense efforts for recovery moved forward, the emerging modern cityscape and popular metropolitan culture became new subjects in art. This exhibition features works that capture the urban landscape after the Great Kanto Earthquake through the end of World War II.
 

ONUMA Kaneyo
Shoes Cleaning Shop
1933 
depositedwork

SAITO Chozo
People on a Hill
1938

HASEGAWA Toshiyuki
A Town
ca. 1937
Sunouchi Collection

MATSUMOTO Shunsuke
A White Building
ca. 1941
Sunouchi Collection

The Churyo Sato Gallery

Representative sculptures and drawings.

Special collection: Various Faces

SATO Churyo
Mother's Face
1942

SATO Churyo
Caster
1971