The landscape emerged as a major subject for Japanese woodblock prints during the nineteenth century and remained a significant source of inspiration for artists well into the modern age. Drawing upon the Museum’s expansive Japanese print collection, this lecture explores the artistry and human-nature relationship underlying some of Japan’s most iconic artworks.
Special note to members: Members must sign in and choose the “MEMBER” ticket type to reserve complimentary tickets. The discounted member rate will be applied on the next page.
This lecture ticket includes admission to the Museum for 1/22/23.