Asian art museum

The Asian Art Museum is one of my favorites in San Francisco.

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The Guimet Museum of Asian Art in Paris holds extension collections of objects acquired during the travels of French industrialist Émile Guimet in Japan, China, India, Cambodia, Nepal, and other regions of the Far East. In this post, we’ll review the museum, share photos from our visit, and offer thoughts on whether Musée Guimet is […]

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Image 2 of 23 from gallery of The Museum of Cantonese Opera Art / Architectural Design and Research Institute of SCUT + Architectural Designand Research Institute of Guangdong Province. Photograph by Jing Guo

Scenes of 12 months in Chinese painting from Qing dynasty (attributed to Tang Dai, Ding Guan Peng)

FREE DAY TOKYO-UENO PARK MUSEUM The Toyokan stands to the right of the Honkan and houses the museum’s collection of Asian art and artifacts. This building was designed by the architect Taniguchi Yoshiro, and first opened in 1968. Inside are art and antiquities from China, Korea, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, India, and Egypt.

Anonymous, Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) Return Clearing detail 92.1 x 3003.6 cm. In this handscroll is a great imperial procession making its way to pay respects at the imperial tombs.Departing from the Te-sheng ("Victory") Gate of the Peking city wall, the artists here depicted shops along the way and the appearance of ceremonial guards to the final destination of the imperial tombs, the final resting place for Ming dynasty emperors 45 km from the capital at Mt. T'ien-shou.

Kitagawa Utamaro (Japanese, 1753–1806), A Woman and a Cat, c. 1793–4. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

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