Kaii Higashiyama's work on display in Berlin

Kaii Higashiyama's work on display in Berlin

BERLIN, Germany - Two invited guests sit before one of the works of 20th century Japanese painter Kaii Higashiyama on display at the Japanese Embassy in Berlin. An exhibition featuring his works began June 20 to commemorate the official reopening of the newly renovated embassy building. Higashiyama studied in Germany in the 1930s.

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  • 2001/6/21 00:00:00
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