Seihō Takeuchi Exhibition, 70 Years After His Death
Until September 2 (Sun.)
Seihō Takeuchi "Keai"
Early to later works all under one roof. Trace the achievements of Seiho.
The 4th installment in a series that introduces painters who were active in the Kyoto art world brings you the teacher of Shōen Uemura and pioneer of the modern Japanese art world, Seihō Takeuchi. In 1937 together with Taikan Yokoyama, Seiho was awarded the first Order of Culture.
At this exhibition, around 20 of his works, from his early days to his later years, are on display. Here is a chance to look back on works that made an indeliable mark on modern Japanese art. Some of the works on display will change.
Shouhaku Art Museum
- Date
- ：Until September 2 (Sun.)
- Address
- ：2-1-4 Tomigaoka Nara
- Telephone
- ：0742-41-6666
- Open Hours
- ：10:00 - 17:00 (entry until 16:00)
- Closed
- ：Mondays (closed the next day if Monday is a holiday)
- Admission
- ：Adults 800 yen, Elementary/Junior High School Students 400 yen
- Inquiries
(Non-Japanese only) - ：English / Chinese (Traditional) / Chinese (Traditional)
※Jcrafts will respond to inquiries Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 17:00 (Japan time).
※ Inquiries that arrive on Saturday, Sunday or on national holidays will be answered after the next working day.
Also, depending on the inquiry, it may take some time to respond. - web site:
- http://www.kintetsu.jp/shohaku/index.html * Japanese only
