The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka Atagi Collection Masterpieces 101

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Atagi Eiichi (1901-94), known as a business connoisseur of the Showa period, was called the "collector of madness and decorum" and selected 101 items including 2 national treasures and 11 important cultural properties. He was known as the "collector of madness and decorum" and was known as the "collector of madness and decorum". The "Atagi Collection" was selected from the aesthetic sense that was released from traditional values such as tea ceremony, appreciation ceramics and antique. The "Atagi Collection" has been highly evaluated around the world. It was not well known until now that the Sumitomo Group was the one who saved the world-famous collection from the extinction crisis in the 1970 s and was involved in the establishment of the The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka. This book commemorates the first exhibition of the Atagi Collection at the Senoku-Hakuko-kan, which preserves and displays the Sumitomo Collection. It introduces the history of this miracle collection even now, including the 101 items carefully selected from the collection and interviews by the people concerned at the extinction crisis. / 【 Exhibition information 】 / Special Exhibition The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka, Exhibition of Fine Art Collection 101 / Venue : Senoku-Hakuko-kan Tokyo / Session : March 18 (Sat) - May 21 (Sun), 2023 1.000