
The exhibition was not a gimmick as one might suspect but it is also pointless to determine which pieces influenced which. I would only venture to showcase those pieces made strong impressions on me, either they are by western or Japanese artists. Some of them are very delicate and others exciting and the rest humorous and delightful.


Still life with azaleas and apple blossoms, Charles Caryl Coleman

Kajikazawa in Kai Province, Katsushika Hokusai

Night Herons (Nachtreiher), Otto Eckmann

Silver Herons (Zilverreigers), Theodorus van Hoytema

Five Swans, Otto Eckmann

Landscape with two Breton Women, Paul Gauguin

Port of Saint-Cast, Paul Signac

Haystack (sunset), Claude Monet

Vase of flowers, Henri Matisse

The Silver Screen, Frank Weston Benson

Maternal Caress, Mary Stevenson Cassat

Postman Joseph Roulin, Vincent van Gogh

Actor Onoe Kikujiro Il as Takiyasha-hime, Utagawa Kunisada & Actor Matsumoto Yonesaburo, Utagawa Kunimasa

The artist's grandmother, Emile Bernard

Meditation, Alfred Steven

Fig leaves, Edna Boies Hopkins

Bradley: His Book, William H. Bradley

Cover of Love (Amour), Maurice Denis

Family Umbrella, Helen Hyde

Jane Avril & Caudieux-Petit Casino), Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Painted horse escaping from a votive plaque, Totoya Hokkei & Hunting, William Nicholson

The Jockey, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Illustration of the Opening Ceremony of the Union Horse Racing Club's Racetrack around Shinobazu Pond in Ueno Park, Hashimoto Chikanobu

The square at evening, Pierre Bonnard

Woman in Bed, Profile (Femme au lit, profil), Toulouse-Lautrec

Child with lamp, Bonnard, Looking East, Asian Art Museum

Street corner seen from above, Pierre Bonnard

English Woman (Engländerin), Emil Orlik
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[Courtesan as the immortal] Fei Zhangfang, Okumura Masanobu & Laziness (La Paresse), Félix Edouard Vallotton

Sudden Shower over Shin-Ohashi Bridge and Atake, Utagawa Hiroshige I

Standing courtesan, Keisai Eisen

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