We will show you the opening date and access of the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum of Art.
What is the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum of Art?
It is an art museum opened in Marunouchi, Tokyo in the spring of 2010. We hold an exhibition on the subject of modern art from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. The red brick building is a restoration of the Mitsubishi Ichigokan (designed by Josiah Condor), which Mitsubishi built in 1894.
The collection is centered on the late 19th century Western art of the same period, and houses the works of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Odilon Redon and Felix Vallotton. The museum cafe "Cafe 1894", the museum shop "Store 1894", and the historical experience space "Historical Data Room" in Marunouchi are on site.
Opening time
10: 00-18: 00
※ Friday except transfer holiday, the second Wednesday, the last weekday during the exhibition period until 21:00 ※ Entrance is until 30 minutes before closing time ※ There is case of extraordinary time change
closing day
Every Monday (on public holidays, transfer holidays, the last week of the exhibition period, it is open)
Year-end, New Year's Day, display change period ※ There may be occasional opening / closing
Admission fee
It depends on the exhibition
Street address
2-6-2, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0005
access
A 5-minute walk from JR Tokyo Station Details are on the official website .
We introduce past plan exhibitions at once
"Paris Graphic-Prints and posters exhibition by Lautrec and Art"
Live your life in Paris with stylish posters
A print that became an important medium for new artistic expression in Paris at the end of the 19th century. Masterpieces by the end of the century avant-garde artists including Toulouse-Lautrec have been born one after another. And the penetration of the reproduction image including the poster art developed with popular culture. "Graphic art" has become a media that reflects the times. At the time, the popular cafe concert poster, Lautrec's Divan Jappone, is one of the most famous graphic arts in the world. In addition, lithographs by Pierre Bonnard, Maurice Denis, Felix Vallotton et al.
"Divan Japone" means "Japanese chair". Japonism was in vogue. Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec "Divan Japone" 1893 Multicolor lithograph Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum of Art Collection
Ripple = Ronai, an artist who has been active as a naviist along with Denis. Bright shades are impressive. Jojo Ripple-Lonani "The Festival of the Village (Paint = Print Painters)" 1896 Multicolor lithograph Amsterdam, Van Gogh Museum Collection
2018 "Redon-Secret Garden"
Odilon Redon "Olivier Sancer's Screen" 1903 Tempera, oil paintings, etc. / Canvas Gifu Museum of Art Collection
Among Redon's works looking at the fantastic inner world, an exhibition focused on plants. "Olivier Sancer's Screen" is one of Redon's most concentrated decorative paintings between 1900 and 1911. A rare work that uses a special screen called a folding screen to create a fantastic space like Redon while effectively utilizing the margins. Enjoy the world of Redon's decoration with "Grand Bouquet (big bouquet)" which decorated the dining room of the castle building in a glorious way.
2018 "James The world of jewelery art beyond time and space"
Art of high jewelry maison which Napoleon I also loved
This is Japan's first exhibition to introduce the history and history of the high jewelry maison, about 240 years of "Joume". About 300 items, including jewelry, crafts, paintings, designs, etc., will be exhibited.
Jean-Baptiste Fossant's' Tier of 'Roychtenberg' gold, silver, emerald, diamond around 1830-1840 Chaumet Collection, Paris © Chaumet / Nils Herrmann
Of course there are lots of extravagant tiaras, but the most intriguing is the section that introduces the strong ties that have been with Japan since the end of the 18th century. For example, the brooches in the photo were created by Joseph Schomet around 1900, and the theme is thunder. A lightning god who strikes a drum to call a thunder is dressed like a wolf, and a woman who faces is holding a Japanese umbrella in a kimono style, a very unique design. Please watch it carefully.
Joseph Choome "Raine God, Japanese-style Brooch" Gold, Opal, Nicoroa Gate, Ruby, Emerald, Diamond Around 1900 Chaumet Collection, Paris © Chaumet / Nils Herrmann
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