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DESCRIPTION:Japan&rsquo\;s Edo period (1615&ndash\;1868) was an immensely i
 nnovative time\, during which painters belonging to lineages old and new p
 roduced a wide spectrum of visually alluring works. Their paintings both r
 eflected and constructed the pivotal early modern era\, and the vibrant ci
 ty for which it was named. The Harvard Art Museums has a long history of f
 ocusing on Japanese art\, going back to the 1920s. This vision continues w
 ith the extraordinary promised gift of the collection of Robert and Betsy 
 Feinberg\, currently on display in the largest special exhibition ever mou
 nted at the museums (February 14&ndash\;July 26\, 2020). In this talk\, Dr
 . Rachel Saunders\, the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Curator of Asian Art at t
 he Harvard Art Museums\, takes an in depth look at some of the remarkable 
 highlights of this exhibition of paintings from the Edo period.\n\n&nbsp\;
 \n\nFollowed by a book-signing reception\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nTickets: $15/$12 me
 mbers\, seniors &amp\; students\n
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SUMMARY:Painting Edo: Early Modern Masterworks from the Feinberg Collection
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