Beautiful Hakone Open-Air Museum in Japan
A sculpture of a man as if looking into the night sky. Unique Hakone Open-Air Art Museum in Japan
Hakone Open-Air Museum in Japan
First of all, the mandatory place of pilgrimage for every Japanese is the village of Hakone. Meanwhile, the so-called “Japanese miracle” Open-Air Museum appeared at the foot of Mount Fuji in 1969. From the beginning, the park became a mixture of many different cultures and eras. In particular, from ancient art to modern Japanese sculpture. Initially, the eldest daughter of Pablo Picasso chose a small Japanese village, and she gave a large collection of works by the famous father. Later, in addition to Picasso works, added an extensive collection of works by Henry Moore. As for today, constantly changing with the seasons, Hakone is the permanent home for 120 works by well-known modern and contemporary sculptors. Besides, it also features various indoor galleries, including Picasso Collection, consisting of paintings, prints, sculptures and ceramic creations.
Wonderful sculpture decorates Hakone Open-Air Art Museum in Japan
By the way, Saturdays are family days at the museum. So, the admission is free for up to five children of elementary or middle school age per parent.
Hakone Open-Air Museum in Japan
A huge head covered with plants
Meditating woman sculpture
The corner devoted to the famous Spanish artist Picasso
In fact, this is an art gallery in the open air, with lots of sculptural compositions
Sculptural compositions decorate the natural art museum
Stone labyrinth, the walls of which – covered with green grass
Colorful installation inside the construction located on the territory of Hakone Open-Air Museum
Lots of tourists enjoy the art installation in the Open-Air Art Museum
Square shaped construction along the road
Weird sculpture of a man face down in the grass
Abstract sculpture
The gigantic constructions of wooden logs on the territory of the Museum
In my opinion, this construction resembles the Tatlin’s tower (Soviet avant-garde artist and architect)
A huge glass ball installed on the grass meadow. Japanese miracle – Art Museum
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