I present it to a museum of disappearance masterpiece Germany of Gogh
Gogh "The artist on the road to Tarascon"/41.8*48cm/1945 destruction by fire
The Otsuka Museum of Art reproduces the Gogh only whole body Self-portrait "The artist on the road to Tarascon" who disappeared to actual size with Sue board and displays it publicly from 2018/11/3. German Kaiser Friedrich Museum (existingMagdeburg culture history Museum ) possesses this work from 1912. I evacuated it with other artworks in the underground deep kuno salt mine to protect it from the war during World War II, but am the work which whereabouts lose afterwards.
This museum produced 2 points of work products and presented inner 1 point to Magdeburg culture history Museum. It was Director hall gaburiere Koster, the former vice-director, and Mr. Tobias phone erusuna, the Mr. Magdeburg City deputy mayor Matthias pure and others who studied a disappearance masterpiece attended at ceremony carried out locally on 11/28, and the unveiling of the work was performed, too. The Gogh "The artist on the road to Tarascon" is displayed in the hall from 11/29.
▲Magdeburg culture history Museum opened in 1906 (Kulturhistorisches Museum Magdeburg ). I purchase Klimt and Cezanne for civic cultural education. I purchased the Gogh "The artist on the road to Tarascon" with one piece in 1912.
(From right) Mr. Heinrich Nato, Public Relations Officer, Museum of Cultural History Magdeburg, Mr. Matthias Pule, Deputy Mayor of Magdeburg, Mr. Gabriele Coster, Director of the Museum of Cultural History Magdeburg, Otsuka Museum of Art Akiyoshi Tanaka, Managing Director, Former Deputy Director of the Magdeburg Museum of Culture and History Tobias von Elsner, Tomoyuki Ueda, Chief of Shigaraki Factory, Otsuka Ohmi Ceramics Co., Ltd. Otsuka Museum of Art Tomoko Asai, General Manager of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences
▲Director Koster gave "splendid workmanship" and praise to me
▲Saying "a work wipes out lost sorrow"; vice-director Von Elsner
▲The same day had the coverage of the local German media, too