Sakuras is here...and Kawanabe Kyosai too


Sakura has arrived, spring. And we have taken advantage of the good weather to see a great exhibition, from one of our favorite artists. We have gone to Roppongi, to Suntory Museum of Art, and we have seen "Kawanabe Kyosai: Nothing Escaped His Brush". It has been wonderful to see the originals of paintings that we have seen so many times in our books. It has been incredible to see such a variety of works by this great artist in one place. Luckily, we have obtained some copies of the extensive catalog of this exhibition. You can buy it in our store.

"Kawanabe Kyosai: Nothing Escaped His Brush."
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