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Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art

museum in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan

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18 paintings

  • Good Samaritan
    Good Samaritan
    Jules Pascin
    1917 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Portrait of Shiratori Kenji, an Ainu Young Man
    Portrait of Shiratori Kenji, an Ainu Young Man
    Kumaji Aoyama
    1911 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Landscape of Martigues
    Landscape of Martigues
    André Derain
    1908 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • André Salmon and Montmartre
    André Salmon and Montmartre
    Jules Pascin
    1921 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Girl with a Bouquet
    Girl with a Bouquet
    Jules Pascin
    1925 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Schoolgirl
    Schoolgirl
    Jules Pascin
    1908 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Girl with White Ribbon
    Girl with White Ribbon
    Jules Pascin
    1928 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Sitting Woman
    Sitting Woman
    Jules Pascin
    1928 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Zinah and Renée
    Zinah and Renée
    Jules Pascin
    1928 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • People in Cuba
    People in Cuba
    Jules Pascin
    1917 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Landscape of Saint-Germain
    Landscape of Saint-Germain
    Moïse Kisling
    1914 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Lovers
    Lovers
    Jules Pascin
    1930 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Dolls
    Dolls
    Jules Pascin
    1910 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Three Women
    Three Women
    Jules Pascin
    1927 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
  • Man Praying
    Man Praying
    Chaïm Soutine
    c. 1921 · Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art
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