Ten years of preparation
Hiroshima Bank is building a museum project intended to support the city rebuilt by art and culture. This milestone sheds light on the "Hiroshima Museum of Art" collection, favoring space.
Since 1978 · Hiroshima, modern art, love and peace
Discover Hiroshima Museum of Art, hand-reproduced in oil on canvas.
Since 1978 · Hiroshima, modern art, love and peace
The Hiroshima Museum of Art opened on November 3, 1978 at the initiative of Hiroshima Bank, which was celebrating its centenary. After more than ten years of preparation, the institution adopted the theme "For Love and Peace", in homage to the victims of the atomic bomb and the reconstruction of Hiroshima as a city of peace and culture. Its main circular building evokes the dome of the Atomic Bomb, while the galleries surrounding it recall the corridors of Itsukushima Shrine. This architecture connects two major monuments in the region. This architecture connects two major monuments in the region. The museum preserves around three hundred works and regularly exhibits nearly eighty to ninety. Modern painting french constitutes its heart: romanticism, realism, impressionism, post-impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism and the School of Paris are represented there. Added to this are Western-style Japanese painting and nihonga. The four selected works offer a condensed journey of this modernity. Matisse organizes the Girl in Green in a red interior with large chromatic ratios. Degas observes social elegance and movement in The Horse Ride. Delacroix transforms a Warrior near a tomb into a romantic meditation on memory. Pissarro, with Three Bathers Coming Out of the Bath, brings together figure, nature and everyday life. In a museum founded to bring beauty and comfort, these works affirm the capacity of art to overcome the ruptures of history. The "Hiroshima Museum of Art" selection notably compares Young Girl in Green in a Red Interior and The Horseback Ride. Its reading favors space.
In Hiroshima, the modern collection carries a civic mission: to offer, through art, a space of memory, beauty and peace.
Course & style
Hiroshima Bank is building a museum project intended to support the city rebuilt by art and culture. This milestone sheds light on the "Hiroshima Museum of Art" collection, favoring space.
The museum inaugurates its galleries with a modern collection designed as a place of comfort and transmission.
A renewed emblem and active programming reaffirm the link between collection, architecture and peace.
The founding mission places artistic contemplation in the human history of Hiroshima. This trait guides a space-centered reading of "Hiroshima Museum of Art".
From Delacroix and Courbet to Matisse, Picasso and Chagall, the collection follows a century of visual ruptures.
Yoga and nihonga show how Japanese artists have dialogued with their own traditions and with the West.
Circular dome and corridors transpose two major heritage forms of Hiroshima into the museum.
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Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a route exclusively devoted to Hiroshima Museum of Art.
The red of the room and the green of the garment build an intense space where figure and decor become the same colorful rhythm.
Landmark work of Hiroshima Museum of Art. Reading of "Hiroshima Museum of Art" through space.Riders, horses and landscape are captured in a modern scene where the drawing organizes the movement with precision.
Landmark work of Hiroshima Museum of ArtThe solitary figure, the funerary stone and the dark depth give the scene a heroic and meditative gravity.
Landmark work of Hiroshima Museum of ArtThe bodies and landscape are unified by a soft touch that transforms a familiar scene into harmony of light.
Landmark work of Hiroshima Museum of ArtThe founding mission places artistic contemplation in the human history of Hiroshima. This trait guides a space-centered reading of "Hiroshima Museum of Art".
Reading key for Hiroshima Museum of ArtFrom Delacroix and Courbet to Matisse, Picasso and Chagall, the collection follows a century of visual ruptures.
Reading key for Hiroshima Museum of ArtWorks to discover
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