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Winter 2007/08 In Celebration of Nature's Timely Blooming: Flowers of the Four Seasons in Japanese Art
Fall 2007 Dances and Masks: Art of the Noh Theater
Summer 2007 The Exploration of Unseen Worlds: Imagination as Reality in Japanese Art
Spring 2007 Tracing the Silk Road with Ikuo Hirayama: The Legacies of East-West Cultural Exchange
Winter 2007 The Beauty of Sharing: Twelve Collectors' Visions of Japanese Art
Fall 2006 The Tanabe Family: Four Generations of Bamboo Artists
Spring 2006 Surface, Line and Color: The Spirit of Design in Japanese Art
Winter 2006 Modern Mode: Kimono for Japan's New Woman
Fall 2005 Woman as Art / Woman as Artist: Two sides to the female figure in later Japanese painting
Spring 2005 Drawn from Literature: Narrative Traditions in Japanese Art
Winter 2005 Inhabited/Uninhabited: Intimacy and Exuberance in Japanese Landscape Painting
Fall 2004 Depth and Diversification: New Acquisitions from the Lee Center Collection
Spring 2004 Return to the Valley: Highlights from the Lee Center Permanent Collection
Winter 2004 Japan and Beyond: The Yoshida Family Legacy in Japanese Woodblock Prints
Fall 2003 Script and Image
Spring 2003 Genesis of a Genius: The Early Ceramics of Fukami Sueharu
Winter 2003 Patterned Meanings: Iconography and Symbolism in Japanese Dress
Fall 2002 Woven Beauty: Art of the Japanese Basket
Summer 2002 The Japanese Journey: 'Traveling Images' of Edo Japan
Spring 2002 Dragons, Lotus and Other Phenomena: The Paintings of Minol Araki
Winter 2002 Echoes of the Heart: An Exhibition of Japanese Literati Painting and Poetry
Winter 2001 Unfolding the Edo Spirit: A Special Exhibition of Folding Screens
Fall 2001 Beauties and Beasts: Delightful Dichotomies in Japanese Painting
Summer 2001 Feats and Tales: The Image of Animals in Japanese Art
Spring 2001 Reflections of Reality: Masterworks from the Lee Center Collection
Winter 2000 Nanga: the Art of the Japanese Literati from the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Fall 2000 Zen paintings from the Drucker Collection
Spring 2000 What's so Funny?: Understanding Humor in Japanese Art
Winter 1999 Eclectic Edo: Variations in Paintings from the Edo Period (1603-1868)
Fall 1999 Buddhist Painting and Sculptures
Spring 1999 Reflections on Memoirs of a Geisha
Winter 1998 Fantastic Landscapes
Fall 1998 Scrolls



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