


Exhibition Period Monday, February 8 - Sunday, March 14, 1993
Host The Ministry of Culture, Colombia; The Colombian National Museum; Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
Supported By Office of the President of the Republic of Colombia; Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Colombia; Embassy of Japan in the Republic of Colombia
In response to a request from the government of the Republic of Colombia, the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum provided “Treasures of Japanese Art,” the first major exhibition of Japanese art at the National Museum in Santa Fe de Bogota. It featured some 90 folding screens, hanging scrolls, ukiyoe woodblock prints, laquer ware, armor and swords, was held as a reciprocal exhibition for TFAM’s holding of the “Colombian Gold Exhibition: Legendary Treasures of El Dorado” in Japan in 1990.
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