July 17, 2007

Michiko Kishikawa Donated to Huis Ten Bosch, "City of Flowers with Canals"

Mr. Kishikawa (center of the photo) and the work "City of Flowers with Canals"
Mr. Kishikawa signing the donation certificate
Received by the director, Toen

Today, Michiko Kishikawa, a female painter living in Sasebo, donated a work "The Town of Flowers with a Canal" with the motif of Huis Ten Bosch

 

 

Mr. Kishikawa is a permanent member of Le Salon in France, which has a history of more than 300 years, and is one of Japan's leading contemporary art painters who has been highly acclaimed internationally.

 

 

"The City of Flowers with a Canal" is a work designated as a work for the protection of arts and culture, and was donated by the kindness of Mr. Kishikawa, who is also an enthusiastic supporter of Huis Ten Bosch

guests visited the "Michiko Kishikawa Exhibition-Silence, the World of Flowers and Nature" held until yesterday in the exhibition room on the 3rd floor of the museum, and were fascinated by the view of the world. It was.

 

 

Mr. Kishikawa said, "I Huis Ten Bosch and donate my work," and thanked each museum staff.

 

 

This work will be exhibited in the lobby on the 1st floor of Huis Ten Bosch Museum during the summer vacation.

Please come visit us when you visit us.

 

 

(Photo / text / Junko Shiranita)

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