Masterpieces from the Permanent Collection 2 : A Close Look at Kyoto's Painting Studios August 25 (Saturday) – November 25 (Sunday)
Takeuchi Seiho, Posing for the First Time, 1913.

As home schools and private ateliers, private art schools were one characteristic of Kyoto Japanese-style painting (nihonga) that supported the modern Kyoto art world. Various private art schools from Takeuchi Seiho's 'Chikujokai,' Yamamoto Shunkyo's 'Sanaekai,' Nishimura Goun's 'Shinchosha,' Nishiyama Suisho's 'Seikosha,' then later Domoto Insho's 'Tokyusha' and the private art schools of Kikuchi Keigetsu and Nakamura Daizaburo, supported Kyoto art and industry. Here we review the history of the private art schools until the beginnings of WWII.

• Masterpieces from the Permanent Collection 1
• Atushi Uemura
• Masterpieces from the Permanent Collection 2
• 400 Years of European Masterpieces from the State Hermitage Museum
• Suda Kunitaro Exhibition
• Masterworks from the Collections of the Prince of Liechtenstein