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Our Sense of Place

Arthur Ross Gallery
City, State, Zip
April 10, 2015 – June 21, 2015
An Exploration of Japan, the United States, and Beyond

ExPloring Sites in Japan, the United States, and Beyond

Our Sense of Place

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Matsubara Naoko (b. 1937)

Boston, before 1974

Woodblock print

9 3/8 x 9 1/2 inches (23.8 x 24.1cm)

Philadelphia Museum of Art, Purchased with the Print Revolving Fund, 1973

1973-204-3

 

Contemporary print artist Matsubara admired Munakata Shikō, also featured in this exhibition. Like Munakata, Matsubara is interested in the expressive potential of the medium. Much of her work demonstrates a fascination for religious places and the social contexts that surround them. While living in Boston as a student, Matsubara became fascinated with the city.  Here she depicts the Old South Church in Copley Square in the early morning.  Matsubara is also well known for her illustrated books, often working with her novelist sister, Matsubara Hisako.

Drew Hasson

Matsubara Naoko (b. 1937)

Boston, before 1974

Woodblock print

9 3/8 x 9 1/2 inches (23.8 x 24.1cm)

Philadelphia Museum of Art, Purchased with the Print Revolving Fund, 1973

1973-204-3

 

Contemporary print artist Matsubara admired Munakata Shikō, also featured in this exhibition. Like Munakata, Matsubara is interested in the expressive potential of the medium. Much of her work demonstrates a fascination for religious places and the social contexts that surround them. While living in Boston as a student, Matsubara became fascinated with the city.  Here she depicts the Old South Church in Copley Square in the early morning.  Matsubara is also well known for her illustrated books, often working with her novelist sister, Matsubara Hisako.

Drew Hasson