ART | "Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: They Call Me Akira, For All Ages" Commemorating the Dedication of Fusuma Paintings to the World Heritage Site Byodo-in Temple Gallery
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ART | "Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: They Call Me Akira, For All Ages" Commemorating the Dedication of Fusuma Paintings to the World Heritage Site Byodo-in Temple Gallery

<strong>Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: "Call Me Akira Yamaguchi - For All Ages"</strong> Residence Interior Mockup: Rakuchu Rakugai Zu, 2007. Oil and watercolor on canvas, 80 x 130 cm. Photo: Takumi Ota. © YAMAGUCHI Akira. Courtesy of Mizuma Art Gallery
<strong>Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: "Call Me Akira Yamaguchi - For All Ages"</strong> Plum Blossoms on a Fence, courtesy of Byodo-in Temple
<strong>Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: "Call Me Akira Yamaguchi - For All Ages"</strong> Byodo-in Temple's Yorin-an Shoin, courtesy of Byodo-in Temple
<strong>Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: "Call Me Akira Yamaguchi - For All Ages"</strong> The Yorin-an Shoin (Important Cultural Property) is a relic of the Momoyama period, courtesy of Byodo-in Temple
<strong>Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: "Call Me Akira Yamaguchi - For All Ages"</strong> Inside, there are screen paintings by members of the Kano school, courtesy of Byodo-in Temple
<strong>Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: "Call Me Akira Yamaguchi - For All Ages"</strong> Akira Yamaguchi, a master of Yamato-e painting in the Heian era, presents 14 sliding door paintings depicting Kyoto and Uji, courtesy of Byodo-in Temple
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ART | Akira Yamaguchi Exhibition: Sliding Door Paintings Dedicated to World Heritage Site Byodo-in Temple

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