Permanet Collection Flashcards
Our permanent collection has items
over 5000 years old
a fine collection of Japanese Paintings and Drawings. Drawn from the Harari Collection,
it includes 225 rare works by Hiroshige, Hokusai, Utamaro, and other artists of Edo and Meiji periods.
The Japanese Edo-period
1603-1868
The Japanese Meiji-period
1868-1912
The museum purchased an important collection of over 200 Japanese folk paintings called
Otsu-e, which, when added to the exiting Otsu-e in the collection, make it one of the largest collection outside Japan
The museum collection holds more than 800 examples of Japanese, Chinese and “Orientalist” Graphic Art, including
Japanese Edo-period woodblock prints and modern Sosaku and Shin Hanga prints.
Of particular note in the print collection are
a complete set of 166 woodblock prints created in Japan by 20th century French artist Paul Jacoulet and a full set of 80 Marilyn Korn prints.
The museum also holds 75 posters by Japan’s foremost graphic designer,
Tanaka Ikko
In 1998, the print collection was augmented by major gifts of
over 150 Edo and Meiji period prints, and 40 late 20-century Japanese prints.
the museum’s large collection of East Asian ceramics exceeds 1,000 pieces, including
over 600 Chinese ceramics from the Neolithic era through the Qing dynasty.
The Han, Tang, Song and Ming dynasties are strongly represented, as are
Imperial porcelains from the Qing dynasty.
Also significant are
350 Southern Asian ceramics from the Margot and Hans Ries Collection;
The Margot and Hans Rise Collection
approximately 40 Vietnamese ceremony ware, folk ceramics, and satsuma and kutani wares.
The museum’s Jade Collection includes
150 Chinese works from the Neolithic period through the Qing dynasty,
The Jade Collection including a pair of jade earrings of extraordinary quality,
believed to have been owned by china’s last Dowager Empress, Ci Xi .