Asian Gallery (Toyokan) Room 8
September 23, 2025 (Tue) - November 16, 2025 (Sun)
This exhibition features exceptional paintings and calligraphy from the Museum Collection that were created during Korea’s Joseon dynasty (1392–1910).
These artworks are shown alongside records of cultural exchange between Japan and Korea from the same period.
The paintings are organized by theme — landscapes, folk customs and tales, flowers and birds, and Buddhist subjects — highlighting the variety and appeal of each genre.
The calligraphy is displayed together with works by Chinese scholars who influenced or interacted with Korean calligraphers, emphasizing the significance of these cultural connections.
To evoke the setting in which such works would have been appreciated, the exhibition also presents furnishings and stationery reminiscent of a scholar’s study during the Joseon period.