Japanese Exhibitions

ポール・ジャクリエの展覧会は、1930〜40年代の日本国内で数多く開催されました。特に高級百貨店による芸術文化支援の一環として開催された展覧会が多く、当時の日本における芸術的関心の高さを物語っています。21世紀に入ってからも再評価が進み、2003年の横浜美術館や近年の軽井沢での展示が代表例です。

Throughout his lifetime, Paul Jacoulet held numerous exhibitions in Japan, especially during the 1930s and 1940s. Many of these were sponsored by high-end department stores such as Mitsukoshi and Takashimaya, which traditionally served as important cultural institutions by hosting prominent art exhibitions. These shows helped to establish Jacoulet’s reputation within Japanese artistic and collector circles.

After his death in 1960, interest in his work waned domestically, particularly during the 1960s and 70s. However, the early 2000s marked a significant revival of attention. A major example is the 2003 exhibition at the Yokohama Museum of Art, which introduced his work to a new generation of Japanese viewers in a museum setting.

In recent years, Jacoulet has also been featured in exhibitions in Karuizawa, a location closely associated with his life and artistic practice. These shows aim to celebrate and deepen the regional connection to the artist, reinforcing his legacy within Japan.

Note the lists are under development.  Any information about  exhibitions, including photos of flyers, newspaper notices, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

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