THE HAKONE OPEN-AIR MUSEUM - Latest News - 20th Century Sculpture Collection

20th Century Sculpture Collection
Green Gallery
Until September 1

The Hakone Open-Air Museum opened on August 1, 1969 as Japan’s first outdoor museum, with the aim of disseminating and promoting the art of sculpture.

From the time of its founding, the museum has also featured an indoor exhibition area attuned to the ever-changing mountain climate. This has enabled us to amass a collection of sculptures that can be exhibited indoors. Over the course of nearly half a century, and with the support of the Fujisankei Communications Group, we have built up a collection that provides a sweeping view of the history of 20th century sculpture.

In this exhibition we present some of the treasures of our modern sculpture collection, together with new acquisitions. We hope that visitors will take time to appreciate the intimate scale of these artworks and discover the innovative spirit of modernity.

	Artist	Title	Date	Size(cm)	Materials
1	Alberto Giacometti	Femme Mince sans Bras	1958	60×8×20	bronze
2	Barbara Hepworth	Four Figures Waiting	1968	62×48×49	bronze
3	Willem de Kooning	Cross-legged Figure	1972	61×48×41	bronze
4	Giorgio de Chirico	Ettore e Andromaca	1940	40×23×16	bronze
5	Julio González	Femme Assise Nº 3	circa 1935-36	61×24×25	bronze
6	Yves Klein	Portrait Relief (Martial Raysse)- PR2	1962	178×94×33	dry blue pigment in synthetic resin on bronze, mounted on primed and gold-leafed board
7	Yves Klein	Blue Venus - S41	1962	70×28×20	dry blue pigment in synthetic resin on plaster
8	Yves Klein	Portrait Relief (Claude Pascal) - PR3	1962	178×94×33	dry blue pigment in synthetic resin on bronze, mounted on primed and gold-leafed board
9	Constantin Brancusi	The Kiss	1908	27×25×16	plaster
10	Amedeo Modigliani	Tête	circa 1911-12	72×22×29	bronze
11	Alexander Archipenko	Standing Nude II	1916	48×11×9.5	bronze
12	Max Ernst	Head from Reliefs and Sculptures for the House in Sedona	1948	21×14×5	bronze
13	Jacques Lipchitz	The Meeting	1913	81×57×37.5	lead
14	Umberto Boccioni	Unique Forms of Continuity in Space	1913	116×90×42	bronze
15	Giacomo Balla	Ballerina del Bal Tic Tac : Danza Serpentina	1920-22	51×25×8	brass, chrome-plated
16	Giacomo Balla	Ballerina del Bal Tic Tac : Écarté	1920-22	54.5×39×8	brass, chrome-plated
17	Giacomo Balla	Ballerina del Bal Tic Tac : Duo	1920-22	67×43×8	brass, chrome-plated
18	Giacomo Balla	Ballerina del Bal Tic Tac : Pas de Deux	1920-22	53×49×8	brass, chrome-plated
19	Giacomo Balla	Ballerina del Bal Tic Tac : Danse du Feu	1920-22	52×33×8	brass, chrome-plated
20	Masamichi Yamamoto	Dream of Ancient Times	1980	27×270×85	bronze
21	Arnaldo Pomodoro	Asta Cielare II	1978-80	262.5×58×50	bronze
22	Robert Couturier	Idylle	1965	93×36×28	bronze
23	Shinkichi Tajiri	Overhand Knot No. 2	1971	42×82×65	aluminium
24	Kyoko Asakura	Arisa	2005	175x47x38	bronze
25	Fumio Asakura	Stretch Out	1947	41.5×20.5×40	bronze
26	Fumio Asakura	Catch	1946	51×52.5×29.5	bronze
27	Fumio Asakura	A Snoozy Cat	1914	16.5×55.5×18	bronze
28	Fumio Asakura	Family	1935	16×44.5×29	bronze
29	Fumio Asakura	Sleep	1945	13×37.5×35	bronze
30	Yuzo Fujikawa	Mr. Bose	1932	47×53×25	bronze
31	Teijiro Nakahara	Young Caucasian	1919	42×19×18	bronze
32	Morie Ogiwara	Miner	1907	46×45×31	bronze
33	Cyuryo Sato	Straw Hat	1975	52×40×34	bronze
34	Yasutake Funakoshi	Hara Castle: Head of a Warrior (Work B)	1964	31×32×30	bronze
35	Seiko Sawada	Maiko (Dancing Girl)	1974	50×34×42	bronze
36	Alexander Calder	The Red Pennants : Hanging Mobile	1970	101.5×178	aluminium, paint

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