An exhibition in a most extraordinary building explores Japan's love for Van Gogh
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An exhibition at the Pola Museum of Art in Hakone, running from 31 May to 30 November, examines the profound influence of Vincent Van Gogh on Japanese art. Featuring several of Van Gogh's works, including pieces from the 19th century that showcase his emotional intensity, the exhibition aims to highlight the ways Japanese artists responded to and were inspired by his style, particularly starting with the Shirakaba group around 1910. The exhibition reflects on the legacy of Van Gogh in Japan and his enduring impact on artistic expression.
"The exhibition aims to chart Van Gogh's influence on Japanese art, presenting how his passionate and emotional style resonated deeply with local artists since the early 20th century."
"The Pola Museum showcases three Van Gogh paintings from its collection, revealing the artist's lasting impact on Japanese artistic expression and emotional depth in art."
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