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The collection of Pola Museum of Art, Pola Art Foundation is one that was put together over a period of more than forty years by the late Suzuki Tsuneshi (1930-2000), the former owner of the Pola Orbis Holdings Inc.. These works include example of modern European painting, modern Japanese Western-style painting, contemporary Japanese-style painting, prints, sculpture, Oriental ceramics, modern and contemporary Japanese ceramics, glasswork, and cosmetic utensils from a variety of eras and regions of world.
Exhibition
André Derain: Passion for French Literature Sep. 8, 2010 - Mar. 13, 2011 Open Daily
    Pantagruel    

André Derain
Pantagruel
1943, Woodcut on paper
(limited display: Sep. 8, 2010 - Dec. 8, 2010)
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Paintings
Masterpieces of the Pola Museum of Art Sep. 8, 2010 - Mar. 13, 2011 Open Daily
Western Painting
Forming the core of the collection are modern European paintings, chiefly works by Impressionists such as Monet and Cézanne, and twentieth-century painters such as Picasso.　In this gallery, approximately thirty paintings are presented, generally following the course of Modern painting.
    The Students of Salamanca       Sunset on the Seine in Winter    
 

Edouard Manet
The Students of Salamanca
1860
Oil on canvas

  

Claude Monet
Sunset on the Seine in Winter
1880
Oil on canvas

  
    Flower Vase with Thistles       Girl in a Lace Hat    
 

Vincent van Gogh
Flower Vase with Thistles
1890
Oil on canvas

  

Pierre Auguste Renoir
Girl in a Lace Hat
1891
Oil on canvas

  
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Japanese-style Painting
Modern and contemporary Japanese-style paintings represent one of the highlights of the Pola Museum of Art. The collection has been built around works of artists who profoundly influenced Japanese-style painting of the Showa era.

    Mt. Fuji       Mountain    
 

Yokoyama Taikan
Mt. Fuji
1940s
Color on paper, framed
(limited display: Sep. 8, 2010 - Dec. 8, 2010)

  

Sugiyama Yasushi
Mountain
1993
Color on linen, framed
(limited display: Dec. 9, 2010 - Mar. 13, 2010)

  
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Japanese Western-style Painting
The Pola Museum of Art has paintings that provide an overview of the major painters and important movements in the history of Japanese Western-style painting, from early Meiji era to the Taisho and Showa eras. In this gallery, we follow how Japanese painters created a Japanese style of oil painting by assimilating Western painting in original ways.

    Chrysanthemums       Portrait of Reiko Sitting    
 

Kuroda Seiki
Chrysanthemums
1912
Oil on canvas

  

Kishida Ryusei
Portrait of Reiko Sitting
1919
Oil on canvas

  
    Kimono with Iris Pattern       Entrée de Rue du Chateau    
 

Okada Saburosuke
Kimono with Iris Pattern
1927
Oil on paper mounted on canvas

  

Saeki Yuzo
Entrée de Rue du Chateau
ca. 1925
Oil on canvas

  
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Cosmetic Utensils
Perfume Bottles by René Lalique and Women's Fashion of His Time Sep. 8, 2010 - Mar. 13, 2011 Open Daily
    Perfume Bottle "Bouchon mure"       Perfume Bottle "Dans la nuit"    
 

René Lalique
Perfume Bottle "Bouchon mure"
Model executed in 1920

  

René Lalique
Perfume Bottle "Dans la nuit"
Model executed in 1924

  
    Perfume Bottle "La belle saison"       Perfume Tester "Les fleurs d'Orsay"    
 

René Lalique
Perfume Bottle "La belle saison"
Model executed in 1925

  

René Lalique
Perfume Tester "Les fleurs d'Orsay"
Model executed around 1925

  
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Crafts
Art from the Hands of Living National Treasures Ceramics, Lacquerware, Textiles, and Dolls Sep. 8, 2010 - Mar. 13, 2011 Open Daily
    Beautiful girl's window of arms       Flying over Asuka village    
 

Kagoshima Juzo
Beautiful girl's window of arms
1974
paper clay, modeling
(limited display: Sep. 8, 2010 - Dec. 8, 2010)

  

Kagoshima Juzo
Flying over Asuka village
1977
paper clay, modeling
(limited display: Dec. 9, 2010 - Mar. 13, 2010)

  
List of Works
Photo(architecture) : Mamoru Ishiguro
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