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Tokyo National Museum

art museum in Tokyo, Japan

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59 paintings

  • Pine Trees
    Pine Trees
    Hasegawa Tōhaku
    c. 16th century–1580 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Wind God and Thunder God
    Wind God and Thunder God
    Ogata Kōrin
    18th century · Tokyo National Museum
  • Cypress Trees
    Cypress Trees
    Kanō Eitoku
    1590 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Cinq chevaux offerts en tribut
    Cinq chevaux offerts en tribut
    Li Gonglin
    1086–1094 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Flowering Plants of Summer and Autumn
    Flowering Plants of Summer and Autumn
    Sakai Hōitsu
    1821 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Tengu Zoshi Emaki
    Tengu Zoshi Emaki
    Unknown artist
    1296 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Autumn and Winter Landscapes
    Autumn and Winter Landscapes
    Sesshū Tōyō
    · Tokyo National Museum
  • Lakeside
    Lakeside
    Kuroda Seiki
    1897 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Flames
    Flames
    Shoen Uemura
    1918 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Merrymaking Under the Cherry Blossoms
    Merrymaking Under the Cherry Blossoms
    Kanō Naganobu
    17th century · Tokyo National Museum
  • Beauty Looking Back
    Beauty Looking Back
    Hishikawa Moronobu
    1690 · Tokyo National Museum
  • Fugen Bosatsu
    Fugen Bosatsu
    Unknown artist
    12th century · Tokyo National Museum
  • Statue of Mahamayuri on Colored Silk
    Statue of Mahamayuri on Colored Silk
    Unknown artist
    12th century · Tokyo National Museum
  • Morning Glories and Puppies
    Morning Glories and Puppies
    Maruyama Ōkyo
    1784 · Tokyo National Museum
  • "Bugaku" Dances and Music
    "Bugaku" Dances and Music
    Kanō Eigaku
    19th century · Tokyo National Museum
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