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7 (Sat) to 13 (Fri) *¥200 Discount for Persons with Disability with Presentation of the
Physical Disability Certificate and Free Admission for 1 Caretaker / Gallery Tours on
September 12, September 26, and October 10 (begins 10:30 a.m. on all days) andSeptember 13, September 27, and October 11 (begins 6:00 p.m. on all days) / Organizedby the Idemitsu Museum of Arts and Nikkei Inc.

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List of WorksNo.

Title◉＝National Treasure ◎＝Important Cultural Property ○＝Important Art Object
ArtistCountry/PeriodSize (cm)

Notes

Chapter 1: Splendor of Edo Painting
1

Pair of Cranes

Sengai (1750-1837)

Japan, 19th Century

83.2×36.7

2CranesItō Jakuchū (1716-1800)

Japan, 18th Century

108.8×49.4

3Vegetables and Insects

Suzuki Kiitsu (1795-1858)

Japan, 19th Century

135.3×68.9

4Wind and Thunder Gods

Sakai Hōitsu (1761-1828)

Japan, 19th Century

170.7×170.2, each

5Birds, Animals and Flowering Plants

Itō Jakuchū (1716-1800)

Japan, 18th Century

168.7×374.0, each

6Birds and Flowers of Twelve Months

Sakai Hōitsu (1761-1828)

Japan, 19th Century

140.7×51.6, each painting

7Birds and Flowers of Twelve Months

Sakai Hōitsu (1761-1828)

Japan, 19th Century

139.7×50.2, each

Attributed to Tosa Mitsunobu (active ca. 1469-1522)

Japan, 16th Century

152.8×313.4, eachexhibited 9/7-9/29

Chapter 2: Nature of Light◎

8Flowering Plants of the Four Seasons◎

9Birds and Flowers of the Four Seasons
with the Sun and the Moon

Japan, 15th Century

140.0×308.2, eachexhibited 10/1-10/20◎10Eight Patriarchs of the Shingon Sect of Buddhism

Japan, Dated 1136

172.9×111.2, eachscene change◎

11

LandscapeYosa Buson (1716-83)

Japan, Dated 1763

166.0×378.0, each◎12

Landscape of Twelve Months

Ike Taiga (1723-76)

Japan, ca. 1769

138.2×57.4, each painting◎

13

A Study in the Grove of Blossoming Plum Trees

Tanomura Chikuden (1777-1835)

Japan, Dated 1832173.6×63.8

No.

Title

ArtistCountry/Period

Size (cm)◎14

Twin Peaks Piercing the Clouds

Urakami Gyokudō (1745-1820)

Japan, 19th Century

174.5×90.5◎

15

Mountain Mist Replenishes the Nature

Urakami Gyokudō (1745-1820)

Japan, 19th Century

26.5×24.5◎

16

Sketchbook of Aoyamaen-sō

Tani Bunchō (1763-1840)

Japan, Dated 1797

13.0×20.6, etc.

scene change◎

17

Sketchbook of Toyama-sansō

Tani Bunchō (1763-1840)

Japan, Dated 1798

13.1×20.4, etc.

scene change

Japan, 14th Century

160.5×137.8, each

Japan, Dated 1122

26.8×341.3

Notes

Chapter 3: Beauty of Harmony◎

18

Ten Kings of Hell and Scenes of Punishments◎

19

Seed (Bija) Mandala of Rishu-kyō Sutra◎

20

Illustrated Sutra of Past Causes and Present Effects

Japan, 8th Century

27.0×1506.1◎

21

Detached Segment of Hoke-kyō (Saddharma-pundarīka)
Sutra on Illustrated Paper

Japan, 12th Century

L.24.8×Max.W.48.5×Min.W.18.5◎

22

Tsugi Shikishi, Detached Segment of Poem Anthology

Attributed to Ono no Michikaze (894-966)

Japan, 10th Century

13.2×25.5◎

23

Kōya-gire (Style 1), Detached Segment of Poem Anthology“Kokin Waka-shū” vol. 1

Attributed to Ki no Tsurayuki (ca. 866-945)

Japan, 11th Century

26.0×40.9○24Ishiyama-gire, Detached Segment of Poem Anthology“Ise-shū (Collected Works of Poet Ise)”

Attributed to Fujiwara no Kintō (966-1041)

Japan, 12th Century

19.9×15.5◉

25

Kohitsu Tekagami (Album of Exemplary Calligraphy)“Minuyo-no-tomo”

Attributed to Emperor Shōmu (701-56) and Others

Japan, 8th-14th Century 36.1×48.0 (cover), each scene change◎

26

Hisamatsu-gire, Poem Anthology “Wakan-rōei-shō” vol. 2

Attributed to Fujiwara no Yukinari (972-1027)

Japan, 12th Century

26.1×1633.6◎

27

Poem Anthology“Nakatsukasa-shū (Collected Works of Poet Nakatsukasa)”

Attributed to Priest Saigyō (1118-90)

Japan, 12th Century

13.1×15.2 (cover)◉28

Illustrated Stories on the Courtier Ban Dainagon, vol. 1

Japan, 12th Century

31.5×839.5◎

29

Tales of Petition Addressed to the Emperor
by Tachibana no Naomoto

Japan, 13th Century

30.6×1082.8◎

30

Portrait of Poet Hitomaro with His Poem, Satake Version

Painting: Attributed to Fujiwara no Nobuzane (ca. 1176-1265)
Calligraphy: Attributed to Gokyōgoku Yoshitsune (1169-1206)

Japan, 13th Century

36.0×60.6◎

31

Portrait of Poet-Priest Henjō with His Poem, Satake Version

Painting: Attributed to Fujiwara no Nobuzane (ca. 1176-1265)
Calligraphy: Attributed to Gokyōgoku Yoshitsune (1169-1206)

Japan, 13th Century

36.1×59.2◎

32

Poem Anthology“Sadayori-shū (Collected Works of Poet Fujiwara no Sadayori)” Fujiwara no Sadaie (1162-1241)

Japan, 13th Century

16.2×15.0 (cover)◎33

Hirosawa-gire, Detached Segment of Poem Anthology

Emperor Fushimi (1265-1317)

Japan, 13th Century

29.6×308.8◎

34

Illustrated Stories of Saigyō

Painting: Tawaraya Sōtatsu (?-ca. 1640)
Calligraphy: Karasumaru Mitsuhiro (1579-1638)

Japan, Dated 1630

Vol.1: 33.4×1785.0
Vol.2: 33.5×1855.7
Vol.4: 33.6×1821.0

Japan, 17th Century

153.5×347.0, eachJapan, 17th Century

107.2×488.8, each

Shōkaku (1057-1129)

scene change

scene change

Chapter 4: Lures of the Colorful City◎

35

Gion Festival◎

36

Famous Views in Edo◎

37

Feasts Awaiting for the Sun Rise in Each of the Four Seasons

Kanō School

Hanabusa Icchō (1652-1724)

This year we will be hosting 4 exhibitions based on the theme“The Path of the Idemitsu Museum of Arts ― From Here and Beyond.”
Please visit the official website for more information.
We ask that you follow the guidelines below to insure a safe and comfortablemuseum environment. Thank you.

Japan, 17th-18th Century 27.1×762.0*The work numbers do not correspond to the exhibition catalogue number.
*Exhibited works may be subject to change.