Opened in Kyoto, the Louis Icart Art Museum invites you to a captivating world of art deco. The museum’s founder, the head of Ruriko-in Temple, discovered Icart’s work in Paris. He was immediately mesmerized and spent 50 years curating this unique collection. The Louis Icart Art Museum focuses on Icart’s portrayals of women. Each piece tells a story. Some women play with animals. Others pose with plants. One painting even uses cigarette smoke to depict a woman’s form. The Louis Icart Art Museum isn’t just a single gallery. It’s a journey through five themed rooms. The main room, “Galerie”, offers a view of the garden. The “Salon” juxtaposes Icart’s art with a bamboo grove seen through the window. Upstairs, “Le Jour” is bathed in morning light. “Le Soir”, a tatami room, evokes the feeling of early afternoon. Finally, “La Nuit”, a study, captures the essence of night. The Louis Icart Art Museum is a testament to one man’s passion. It offers a unique perspective on the art deco era through the lens of feminine beauty and grace.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to