Art exhibitionsAlbert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary)
Japanese title: 開館50周年記念 アルベール・マルケ展
Sompo Museum of Art (Shinjuku Sta.)
A retrospective of the French painter Marquet. Open until 20:00 on Fridays.
- Dates
- Sep 22 (Tue) – Dec 13 (Sun)
- Time
- 10:00–18:00; until 20:00 on Fri
- Price
- Adults ¥2,000
- Venue
- Sompo Museum of Art
- Nearest station
- Shinjuku Sta.
Check closed days and last admission on the official page before you go.
About this event
The first major retrospective in 35 years of Albert Marquet, the French painter also known as a friend of Matisse. It follows how his style changed from his early years to his last, focusing on motifs he cherished, such as waterside scenes. His late Pont Neuf series is also shown. About 90 works come from museums and private collections in Japan and abroad.
Highlights
- The first major Marquet retrospective in 35 years
- About 90 works tracing his style from early to late years
- A focus on motifs he painted again and again, like waterside scenes
- His late Pont Neuf series
- Van Gogh's Sunflowers in the museum's collection corner
- Good for
- People who love modern French painting or landscapes
Good to know
- Drawings change between the first period (until 11/1) and the second period (from 11/3)
- Audio guide is 700 yen (with scenes where voice actor Toshiki Masuda plays Marquet)
- Photography is allowed for some works only
- Ages 25 and under must show proof of birth date
Summarized from the official page and press materials.
Distance from major stations
- From Nishi-shinjuku
- 0.3 km, about 5 min on foot
- From Tochomae
- 0.4 km, about 7 min on foot
- From Shinjuku
- 0.5 km, about 8 min on foot
- From Okubo
- 0.8 km, about 14 min on foot
Distances are straight-line; times are rough estimates.
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FAQ
- What is Albert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary)?
- The first major retrospective in 35 years of Albert Marquet, the French painter also known as a friend of Matisse. It follows how his style changed from his early years to his last, focusing on motifs he cherished, such as waterside scenes. His late Pont Neuf series is also shown. About 90 works come from museums and private collections in Japan and abroad.
- When is Albert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary)?
- Sep 22 (Tue) – Dec 13 (Sun)
- What are the opening hours of Albert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary)?
- 10:00–18:00; until 20:00 on Fri Check the official page for closed days and last admission.
- How much does Albert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary) cost?
- Adults ¥2,000
- Where is Albert Marquet (Sompo Museum of Art 50th anniversary) and what is the nearest station?
- It is held at Sompo Museum of Art. The nearest station is Shinjuku Sta..
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Checked against the official page on October 27, 2026. Titles and descriptions are our own translations.