Open-air museum
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The Open Air Museum is the first art museum in Japan, founded in 1969. It consists of 5 exhibition halls, which house about 120 works by famous modern sculptors. Also here you can find the Picasso Pavilion and various lawns with hot springs, where you can relax and enjoy the splendor of art in the open air.
The exhibition areas cover an area of about 70,000 square meters. The main attractions of the museum are samples of works by world-famous sculptors such as Rodin, Burdel, Miro and Moore.
The Picasso collection consists of more than 300 works, including various paintings, engravings, sculptures, gold and silver objects, as well as a large range of ceramics purchased from Maya Picasso, the eldest daughter of the creator.
The open-air museum in Kanagawa houses one of the world’s largest collections of works by English sculptor Henry Moore. The rotating exhibition, consisting of 26 exhibits, offers the visitor to penetrate the artistic feelings of this master. On the territory of the museum, in addition to the gallery exhibition, you will find many restaurants and shops.