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A Woman’s Perspective: Prints by Ikeda Shōen, Sunday, June 15, 2025 2:00PM

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Art Talk:Prints by Ikeda Shoen

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Sunday, June 15, 2025 2:00PM

Name

A Woman’s Perspective: Prints by Ikeda Shōen

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Curator of Japanese Art Stephen Salel gives a gallery talk about the woodblock prints of Ikeda Shōen (1886–1917), one of the first female artists of her era to be recognized for her contributions to Japanese painting and printmaking.

A Woman’s Perspective: Prints by Ikeda Shōen is a companion exhibition to Mary Cassatt at Work, exploring how the artist’s works reflect how the Japanese concept of femininity and women’s social restrictions were changing in the early 20th century. View both exhibitions to consider the careers of two women artists working in a field dominated by men.  

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