Art Exhibition of Jun Nakano: Romantic and Nostalgic Landscape Paintings
Exhibition Period Saturday, July 12 - Sunday, August 31, 1986
Host : Tokyo Fuji Art Museum
Supported By : Hachioji City Board of Education
OVERVIEW
Tokyo Fuji Art Museum’s “Art Exhibition of Jun Nakano: Romantic and Nostalgic Landscape Paintings” consisted of some 70 works by the acclaimed painter of melancholic landscapes. The retrospective ranges from his earliest works to his latest, a collection that includes paintings of rivers, canals, bridges and groups of people as only Nakano can portray them.
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