Collection
The main building of the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (MOMAT) houses a collection of artworks that dates from the end of the 19th century to the present. As of the time of writing (December 2022), the extensive collection has more than 13,000 objects including paintings, prints, watercolors, drawings, sculptures (three-dimensional objects), photographs, videos, calligraphy, and related materials. While the collection is centered on modern Japanese art, the museum also collects contemporary artwork from overseas.
All Collections12,044
EI-KYU
EI-Q Etchings, SCALE II
1953
EI-KYU
EI-Q Etchings, SCALE II
1953
MAEDA, Toshiro
Cape
1953
MAEKAWA, Sempan
From the Second Floor of a Hot Springs Inn
1953
MUNAKATA, Shiko
Women with Bursting Heart 1
1953
MUNAKATA, Shiko
Women with Bursting Heart 2
1953
YOSHIDA, Toshi
Work No.10
1953
YOSHIDA, Fujio
Dendrobiums
1953
YOSHIDA, Fujio
Flowering Kale
1953
KASAMATSU, Shiro
Benkei Bridge, Asakusa from Eight Views of Tokyo
1953
NATORI, Shunsen
Bando Minosuke VI (Mitsugoro VIII) as Ono Sadakuro, from Portraits of Actor and Actresses on Stage, New Edition
1953
OKUYAMA, Gihachiro
Village of Myogi from Japanese Landscape
1953
KATSUHIRA, Tokushi
Spring-Plowing with a House from Four Scenes of Rice Growing
1953
KAWASE, Hasui
The Zojoji Temple in Snow
1953
SHINAGAWA, Takumi
Rond (Endless Dance)
1953
EI-KYU
Signal
1953
MAEDA, Masao
Crater-Lake in the Zao Mountains A
1953
KAWAKAMI, Sumio
Map in Mind
1953
KAWAKAMI, Sumio
Arrival of European Ship
1953
KITAOKA, Fumio
Blue Dress
1953
KITAOKA, Fumio
Town
1953
SUDA, Kunitaro
A Goat and a Magnolia
1953
ERNST, Max
Momentary Silence
c.1953-57
MIKUMO, Shonosuke
Woman Sitting
1953
HAYASHI, Takeshi
Lilies
c.1953
TANAKA, Tadao
Christ in a Base
1953
CHOKAI, Seiji
Fields
1953
KAWAGUCHI, Kigai
Strange Shadow
1953
KOITO, Gentaro
Departing Spring
1953
NAKAMURA, Takuji
Woman with a Fan
1953
KAWARA, On
Bathroom 16
1953
KAWARA, On
Bathroom 12
1953
KAWARA, On
Bathroom 14
1953
KAWABATA, Ryushi
[Untitled]
1954
KATSURAGAWA, Hiroshi
Sketchbook
1954
KAWABATA, Ryushi
Hanta-ji Temple, the Fiftieth Stop in the Shikoku Pilgrimage
1954