EVENT
Dancer and Rocaille Armchair with Black Background,” from the new collection, and other Matisse works painted in his studio.
2025.01.08
The Ishibashi Foundation Collection Selection Special Corner Exhibition: Matisse’s Atelier” is currently being held at the Artison Museum in Kyobashi, Tokyo, until February 9, 2025 (Sun.).
The Musee d’Artizon houses a large collection of modern Western paintings. One of the most important artists in this collection is Henri Matisse (1869-1954), known as the “Magician of Color” and one of the most important French painters of the 20th century. This exhibition commemorates the Musee d’Artizon’s new acquisition of Matisse’s “Dancer and Rocaille Armchair, Black Background” (1942).
Throughout his life, Matisse painted many interior paintings, and especially from the 1940s onward, his “studio” played an important role as a place where life and creation were connected. This exhibition features several works from the Ishibashi Foundation’s collection and explores the role of the studio in Matisse’s creative process.
TOP IMAGE: Henri Matisse, Dancer and Rocaille Armchair with Black Background, 1942, Collection of the Artison Museum, Ishibashi Foundation
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The Ishibashi Foundation Collection Selection Special Corner Exhibition Matisse's Atelier
Venue: Artizon Museum of Art, 4th floor exhibition room (1-7-2 Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)
Dates: November 2, 2024 (Sat) – February 9, 2025 (Sun)
Hours: 10:00 – 18:00 (until 20:00 on Fridays; admission until 30 minutes before closing)
Closed: Mondays (open on January 13), January 14
Organizer: The Ishibashi Foundation Artison Museum
Prices
General: Web reservation ticket (1,200 yen *credit card payment only), ticket sold at the counter (1,500 yen)
University, college, and high school students: Free (Web reservation required. (Web reservation required, please show your student ID or student identification card when entering the museum.)
Persons with disability certificate and one accompanying person: Free of charge (No reservation required. Show your disability certificate at the time of admission)
Junior high school students and younger: Free (no reservation required)
*This fee allows you to see all exhibitions held on the same day. Please check the official website for details.
Concurrent Exhibitions
Jam Session: The Ishibashi Foundation Collection x Yuko Mohri – About Psyche
Painting People
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