The ancient Chinese people worshipped mountains and rivers, which were believed to be the home of immortals. People began to paint landscapes in the hope of getting closer to them. Eventually, this mixed with the ink painting technique established during the Tang Dynasty, and ink-wash landscape painting was born.
Ink painting was introduced to Japan during the Kamakura period by Zen monks who traveled to China. In the Muromachi period, ink-wash landscape painting was produced, and it developed in its own way, becoming a style of painting that was loved by secluded people, becoming independent from poetry, taking landscape painting into a Japanese style, and introducing movement.
This exhibition will focus on landscape paintings from the museum's Muromachi ink painting collection. The exhibition will look at various landscape paintings from five perspectives: "season," "technique," "scenic beauty," "poetry," and "region." We hope you will enjoy the Muromachi ink paintings that are the essence of the Masaki Museum of Art.
This year also marks the 130th anniversary of the birth of our museum founder, Masaki Takayuki (1895-1985). To commemorate this, we will be holding an event entitled "Takayuki's Aesthetic Sense," where visitors can look back on the exhibitions that Takayuki organized while viewing his works.

Senboku District

Japan

Tadaoka

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Time:	Mar 15–Jun 15, 2025 (UTC+9)
Location:	2-9-26, Tadaoka-cho, Tadaoka-naka, Semboku-gun, Osaka, Japan

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