The world seen by Ritsuko Nishizawa. Winter Special Exhibition

fantasy
~Time to travel with photos~

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Ritsuko Nishizawa, a photographer who travels the world based in Nagasaki.
Why don't you take a romantic and warm winter trip through her photos?





Colorful landscapes of autumn and winter, people and animals, illuminations ...
Works like a fantasy world full of light.

It's your first time, but you miss it somewhere.
Like a page of a picture book you saw when you were a child.
A relaxing landscape.

<Location> Sweden, Belgium, Croatia, Canada, France, Canada, Denmark, Finland, NZ, Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States, Japan, etc.





Overseas travel around with photos

Various scenes such as flowers, gardens, nature, and people are exhibited. The shooting location is also listed beside the work, so you can check the scenery of which country.

Overseas travel around with photos

Various scenes such as flowers, gardens, nature, and people are exhibited. The shooting location is also listed beside the work, so you can check the scenery of which country.



Fusion of natural light and work

Unusual in art exhibitions, it is exhibited without using door plates and curtains. Please enjoy the work together with the outside scenery in a space with natural light.



Exhibition that uses all the space

Box-shaped works and works that are much larger than your height. I am excited by the rarity.

Exhibition that uses all the space

Box-shaped works and works that are much larger than your height. I am excited by the rarity.



西澤律子
RITSUKO NISHIZAWA

Born in Chiba in 1965 and raised in Nagasaki. Photographer. She moved to Canada because she was fascinated by Canada, where she stayed for training in the 18th year of a junior high school teacher. Started working as a photographer and writer at the age of 42. After living in Canada for 5 years, she returned to Japan in 2010. Taking pictures of the world based in her hometown of Nagasaki. A member of the Nagasaki Prefecture Beautiful Landscape Formation Council. Recent work Scandinavian photo essay "me time". The fifth exhibition at the Huis Ten Bosch.



-Overview-

Venue Huis Ten Bosch Museum 3F (Palace Huis Ten Bosch)
K-20
Hours 9:00 to 18:00 (last entry 17:30)
* Opening Times are subject to change.
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Fee Passport target facility
* We do not sell single admission ticket for Palace Huis Ten Bosch.
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Exhibition Hall
Palace Huis Ten Bosch's
 charm

The exterior of the palace, built in the Hague Forest in the 17th century and now home to King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands, has been faithfully recreated with special permission from the Dutch royal family.

Phantom garden
A "phantom" garden was designed by a French landscape architect in the 18th century, but with drawings that could not be realized.

Phantom garden
A "phantom" garden was designed by a French landscape architect in the 18th century, but with drawings that could not be realized.



Path of light shining in silver

Silver Promenade
Romantic Europe ver.

~ 2.25 (Friday)

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Corridor of light leading to a happy future

Eternal arch

~ 2.25 (Friday)

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seasonal limited edition menu also available

Palace Tea Salon

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