Beyond Jakuchu’s Surfaces: Painting Techniques and Conservation of an 18th-century Masterwork

Beyond Jakuchu’s Surfaces: Painting Techniques and Conservation of an 18th-century Masterwork

April 10, 2008

Beyond Jakuchu’s Surfaces: Painting Techniques and Conservation of an 18th-century Masterwork
Kent Hall Lounge, 4th Floor, Kent Hall, Columbia University
5:30 – 7:30 PM

Oka Yasuhiro, President Oka Bokkodo Co. Ltd.
“New Discoveries in Japanese Painting through Conservation Treatments”

Jennifer Perry, Associate Conservator for Asian Paintings, The Cleveland Museum of Art
“Jakuchu Inside Out: Verso Painting and Other Technical Aspects of the Colorful Realm of Living Beings”

 
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