Event
Date April 15 (Sat) – May 31 (Wed), 2023
Hours: 9:30-17:00 (Last admission is 30 minutes before closing.)
Closed: Mondays(*Open on Monday, May 1)
Admission:Adults: ¥510 (¥400), High school and university students: ¥400 (¥320), Elementary and junior high school students: ¥200 (¥160)
Venue
KYOTO PREFECTURAL INSHO-DOMOTO MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS
https://insho-domoto.com/en/
Access: 26-3 Kamiyanagi-cho, Hirano Kita-ku, Kyoto, 603-8355, Japan
Tel: 075-463-0007
https://insho-domoto.com/exhibitions/1657/
Overview
Mototsugu Domoto (1923-2010) was born in Kyoto, Japan. In 1941, he entered Kyoto City Technical School of Painting (present Kyoto City University of Arts) with the intention of becoming a Japanese-style painter. He was graduate early two years then went to the war (World War II). After the war, he began his career as a painter and challenged to work in various art genres under the influence of Insho Domoto. In this exhibition, we look back at his painting career, who lived during and after the war, introducing representative works from the postwar period. And also works of painters with whom he was friends during his school days.
