The 17th Century, the Golden Age of Flemish Paintings
Exhibition Period Saturday, April 9 - Sunday, June 26, 1988
Host : Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
Supported By : Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan; Agency for Cultural Affairs; Flemish Ministry of Culture; Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium in Japan; Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education; Nikkei Inc.; Seikyo Shimbun
Courtesy Of : Sabena Belgian World Airlines
OVERVIEW
Made possible through the generous cooperation and support of the Kingdom of Belgium and Flemish Ministry of Culture, “The 17th Century, the Golden Age of Flemish Paintings” exhibited some 110 works from the collections of Belgium’s finest museums, including The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, The Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp and The Rubens House. Among the pieces displayed were those by Rubens, Antoon van Dyck, Jacob Jordaens and Jan Brueghel the Elder, master painters of the golden age of Flemish Baroque art that followed Belgium’s booming transit trade in the 17th century.
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