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Nakanoshima Museum of Art, Osaka Should Become a Powerful Cultural Engine for Osaka, and a Museum Oriented Toward the People of the City Asazuma-bune | YAMANOUCHI Gusen 1897 | Oil on cloth | 140.2×150.0cm Peacocks | AKAMATSU Rinsaku 1894 | Oil on cloth | 116.8×116.8cm Practice | SHIRATAKI Ikunosuke 1903 | Oil on canvas | 76.0×101.0cm Around Campidoglio | FUJISHIMA Takeji 1919 | Oil on canvas | 188.0×94.4cm Apricot Flowers | MITSUTANI Kunishiro 1920 | Oil on canvas | 112.0×136.4cm Beauty of the Tempyo Era | SEKINE Shoji 1917 | Oil on cloth | 121.0×122.5cm Still Life (Teacup, Bowl and Three Apples) | KISHIDA Ryusei 1917 | Oil on canvas | 38.0×45.5cm Withering Weeds, Near a Prison | NAKAGAWA Kazumasa 1919 | Oil on canvas | 40.5×52.5cm Chrysanthemums | KOIDE Narashige 1926 | Oil on canvas | 105.5×55.0cm Peonies on a Vermilion Table | KURODA Jutaro 1940 | Oil on canvas | 100.0×80.3cm Brickkiln | SAEKI Yuzo 1928 | Oil on canvas | 60.2×73.1cm Postman | SAEKI Yuzo 1928 | Oil on canvas | 80.8×65.0cm Rue Mouffetard | OGUISS Takanori 1932 | Oil on canvas | 60.5×73.5cm Vegetables on a Table | SATOMI Katsuzo 1936 | Oil on canvas | 72.5×116.5cm Costume | KOISO Ryohei 1939 | Oil on canvas | 90.5×72.5cm Ventilator and a Child | MAEDA Toshiro 1931ca. | Linocut on paper | 53.7×34.8cm Flowers (Anemones) | AI-MITSU 1942 | Oil on canvas | 41.3×32.2cm Remains of the Rai Family's House in Takehara, Aki | SUDA Kunitaro 1946 | Oil on canvas | 45.5×53.2cm View of Den'en-Chofu | KOITO Gentaro 1958 | Oil on canvas | 73.2×91.2cm Shun'u Yoshinoyama-no-zu (Mount Yoshino in Spring Rain) | KIKUCHI Hobun 1897-1906ca. | Color on silk | 154.0×71.3cm Sekishun (Recalling Spring) | TAKEUCHI Seiho 1933 | Color on silk | 144.3×57.8cm Fujo (Woman) | KIKUCHI Keigetsu 1930 | Color on paper | 145.0×91.0cm Shiro-kujaku (White Peacocks) | ISHIZAKI Koyo 1922 | Color on silk | 178.5×372.0cm each Sange (Scattering Flowers) | TSUCHIDA Bakusen 1914 | Color on silk | center: 167.0×372.3 cm | sides: 160.0×177.0 cm each Unjo-sange-no-zu (Scattering Flowers above the Clouds) | MURAKAMI Kagaku 1938 | Color on paper | 28.8×45.5cm Rakan (Arhat) | MURAKAMI Kagaku 1938 | Ink and color on paper | 38.4×26.9cm Tohcho (Winter Morning) | SAKAKIBARA Shiho 1928 | Color on silk | 173.4×273.6cm each Tsuno-togu-shika (Deer Sharpening its Antlers) | YAMAGUCHI Kayo 1918 | Color on silk | 169.0×284.0cm Sazanami (Ripples) | FUKUDA Heihachiro 1932 | Color on silk | 156.6×185.8cm Suzumi (Evening Cool) | KITANO Tsunetomi 1926 | Color on silk | 132.8×85.5cm Funayado-no-onna (Women of a Sailor's Inn) | HIGUCHI Tomimaro 1921 | Color on silk | 151.0×56.7cm Amakusa Shiro | NODA Kyuho 1913 | Color on silk | 186.0×85.3cm Namban-rai (Arrival of the Namban People) | KANAMORI Kan'yo 1918/20 | Color on paper | 172.0×374.0cm each Matsuri-no-yosooi (Dressing Up for a Festival) | SHIMA Seien 1913 | Color on silk | 142.0×284.0cm Ongoku | KITANI (YOSHIOKA) Chigusa 1918 | Color on silk | 166.6×342.0cm Nu Couché aux Cheveux Dénoués (Reclining Nude with Loose Hair) | Amedeo MODIGLIANI 1917 | Oil on canvas | 60.0×92.2cm NAKANOSHIMA Salomé | Jules PASCIN 1930 | Oil on canvas | 81.0×65.0cm Hollandaise (Dutch Girl) | KISLING 1922 | Oil on canvas | 100.0×73.0cm Les Princesses (The Princesses) | Marie LAURENCIN 1928 | Oil on canvas | 130.0×130.0cm Eglise de Groslay (Church in Groslay) | Maurice UTRILLO 1909ca. | Oil on board | 53.6×73.4cm MUSEUMBateaux au Port de Collioure (Boats at the Port of Collioure) | André DERAIN 1905 | Oil on canvas | 54.0×65.0cm Le Forze di una Strada (The Forces of a Street) | Umberto BOCCIONI 1911 | Oil on canvas | 99.5×80.5cm Natura Morta Evangelica (Evangelical Still Life) | Giorgio DE CHIRICO 1916 | Oil on canvas | 80.5×71.4cm L'Idole (The Idol) | Max ERNST 1926 | Oil on canvas | 100.0×80.7cm OF Le Bouquet Tout Fait (The Ready-made Bouquet) | René MAGRITTE 1957 | Oil on canvas | 163.0×130.5cm Untitled | Joseph CORNELL 1931 | Collage | 12.7×20.0cm Machaon (Yellow Swallowtail) | Francis PICABIA 1926 | Watercolor and ink on paper, butterflies and box | 38.2×45.5×6.7cm Dr. Max Ruest | Raoul HAUSMANN 1919 | Collage | 26.5×21.0cm ART , Der Meister (The Master) | Hannah HOCH 1925 | Collage | 15.5×11.5cm Relief no.13A | Cesar DOMELA 1936 | Metal, plexiglass, plastic and glass on board | 104.2×76.1×4.0cm Space CH3 | László MOHOLY-NAGY 1938 | Oil on canvas | 127.5×102.0cm La Muse Endormie (The Sleeping Muse) | Constantin BRANCUSI 1910-11 | Plaster | 19.0×28.0×19.5cm OSAKALe Cheval Majeur (The Big Horse) | Raymond DUCHAMP-VILLON 1914 (1966 casted) | Bronze | 150.0×97.0×153.0cm Torse Végétal (Vegetal Torso) | Jean (Hans) ARP 1959 | White marble | 135.0×26.0×18.0cm La Femme au Balai (The Woman with a Broom) | Julio GONZALEZ 1929 | Iron | 32.7×18.5×13.0cm Le Nez (The Nose) | Alberto GIACOMETTI 1947 | Bronze, wire, rope and iron | 81.3×71.1×36.8cm Suspended Figure | David SMITH 1935 | Iron | 55.0×70.0×28.0cm Contrappunto no. 3 (Counterpoint no.3) | Fausto MELOTTI 1970 | Stainless steel | 100.0×100.0×28.0cm Curtain | YAMAGUCHI Takeo 1966 | Oil on board | 182.0×363.0cm Work (Black) | SAITO Yoshishige 1961 | Oil on plywood | 181.6×121.0cm Creation (B) | NAMBATA Tatsuoki 1961 | Oil and enamel on canvas | 97.0×130.3cm Black and White | TSUTAKA Waichi 1961 | Oil on hemp | 97.2×145.4cm Landscape B | YOSHIHARA Jiro 1933-34ca. | Oil on canvas | 91.5×116.6cm Le Berger des Landes (Shepherd of the Landes) | Germaine RICHIER 1951 | Bronze with patina | 149.0×89.0×60.0cm Work | YOSHIHARA Jiro 1965 | Acrylic on canvas | 181.8×227.5cm Mr. Stella | SHIRAGA Kazuo 1958 | Oil and Japanese paper on canvas | 182.5×272.8cm Work | MOTONAGA Sadamasa 1960 | Oil and stones on canvas and board | 183.5×135.0cm 1961-1 | SHIMAMOTO Shozo 1961 | Paint and glass on canvas | 265.0×197.8cm Work | MURAKAMI Saburo 1962 | Paint, plaster and adhesive on canvas | 212.5×138.5cm Work | TANAKA Atsuko 1961 | Acrylic on canvas | 175.0×388.0cm Work | UEMAE Chiyu 1962 | Oil on canvas | 185.0×290.0cm Untitled | MUKAI Shuji 1961 | Oil and mixed media on board | 182.7×183.0cm Tension d'Esprit (Tension of Mind) | DOMOTO Hisao 1957 | Oil on canvas | 149.0×250.0cm Work | MIKAMI Makoto 1956ca. | Pigment on paper | 119.5×121.0cm Figures | OHNO Hidetaka 1954 | Pigment on paper | 160.0×142.5cm Chimère (Chimera) | IMAI Toshimitsu 1960 | Oil on canvas | 200.0×300.0cm La Masse Noire (The Black Mass) | SUGAI Kumi 1964 | Oil on canvas | 200.0×155.0cm Accumulation | KUSAMA Yayoi 1960 | Oil on canvas | 162.6×522.0cm Fasto (Glamorous) | TAKAHASHI Shu 1988 | Acrylic on canvas | 300.0×440.0cm Blank as Space | ARAKAWA Shusaku 1979-81 | Acrylic and oil on canvas | 335.0×1143.0cm Olive, Green, Blue, Violet, Purple | KUWAYAMA Tadaaki 1966 | Acrylic on canvas with chrome strips | 165.0×165.0cm Rose-decorated Ear | MIKI Tomio 1962 | Wood, clay, cloth, plaster and collage | 90.5×58.0×18.5cm Roulette: Ancient Shield | KIKUHATA Mokuma 1964 | Enamel, assemblage and wood | 97.5×79.1×12.1cm Nothing to Do | FUKUOKA Michio 1962-64 | Mixed media | height: 200.0cm Passage | USAMI Keiji 1964 | Oil on canvas | 185.0×270.0cm Venus of Milo | AY-O 1966 | Oil and mixed media | 200.0×541.0×25.0cm Purple-Violet XIV | NAKANISHI Natsuyuki 1982 | Oil on canvas | 227.0×181.5cm Interference (Story-No.42) | ENOKURA Koji 1992 | Acrylic and wood on cotton | 291.0×218.0cm Portrait (Van Gogh) | MORIMURA Yasumasa 1985 | Color photograph | 120.0×100.0cm Don't meddle with us... | OKAZAKI Kenjiro 1990-91 | Iron and wood | 190.0×180.0×280.0cm As Happy As Ever | Jean FAUTRIER 1958 | Oil on paper mounted on canvas | 89.4×146.0cm Porta Curva (Curved Door) | Antoni TAPIES 1960 | Mixed media on canvas | 195.0×310.0cm Bottle Green and Deep Reds | Mark ROTHKO 1958 | Oil on canvas | 205.7×127.0cm Cross Section of a Bridge | Joan MITCHELL 1951 | Oil on canvas | 202.5×304.0cm Omicron | Morris LOUIS 1960 | Acrylic on canvas | 262.3×412.1cm Mesh | Kenneth NOLAND 1959 | Acrylic on canvas | 167.4×161.9cm Homage to 6,000,000 | Louise NEVELSON 1964 | Painted wood | 232.0×573.0×30.0cm Street | George SEGAL 1987 | Plaster, wood and mixed media | 260.0×790.0×180.0cm Getty Tomb (First Version) | Frank STELLA 1959 | Enamel on canvas | 215.0×245.0cm Slow Roll for Philip Glass | Richard SERRA 1968 | Lead | 28.0×28.0×183.0cm Untitled (Progression) | Donald JUDD 1969/1970 | Brass and blue anodized aluminum | 15.6×281.3×15.2cm Untitled | Robert MORRIS 1968 | Felt | 243.8×203.2×121.9cm Portrait Dwinger | Gerhard RICHTER 1965 | Oil on canvas | 119.3×94.0cm Joe | Chuck CLOSE 1969 | Acrylic on gessoed canvas | 275.0×214.5cm Il Mare (The Sea) | Pino PASCALI 1966 | Painted canvas stretched on wooden frameworks; painted wood | 25.0×400.0×600.0cm Baum mit Palette (Tree with a Palette) | Anselm KIEFER 1977 | Oil, acrylic and emulsion on canvas; applique lead object | 290.0×195.0cm Pomeriggion degli Esserini (Creatures in the Afternoon) | Enzo CUCCHI 1984 | Oil on canvas | 260.0×340.0cm Untitled | Jean-Michel BASQUIAT 1984 | Acrylic, oil, oilstick and silkscreen on canvas | 223.5×195.5cm DEATH AFTER LIFE | GILBERT & GEORGE 1984 | Photographs | 482.0×1105.0cm NAKANOSHIMA MUSEUM OF ART, OSAKA Nakanoshima 2021 A community alive with art.
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