"Deutsche Keramik 1900-2000. Geschichte und Positionen des Jahrhunderts"
01. 12. 2000 - 18. 02. 2001, National Museum of Modern Art Tokyo, MOMAT
In cooperation with: Goethe-Institut Tokyo & Asahi Shimbun
Leiko Ikemura Ceramics Sculptures Collection of the National Museums of Modern Art Japan
Artists: Ernst Barlach, Peter Behrens, Wilfried Maria Blum, Theodor Bogler, Hedwig Bollhagen, Jan Bontjes van Beek, Jochen Brandt, Heinz Breloh, Michael Cleff, Monika Debus, Otto Douglas-Hill, Paul Dressler, Hans Fischer, Cathy Fleckstein, Marguerite Friedlaender, Christa Helene Gebhardt, Johannes Gebhardt, Astrid Gerhartz, Hubert Griemert, Jana Grzimek, Reinhold Hanke, Sabine Heller, Bernhard Hoetger, Albrecht Hohlt, Leiko Ikemura, Kirsten Jaschke, Doris Kaiser, Hort Kerstan, Max Klinger, Gerd Knapper, Karl Friedrich Korden, Beate Kuhn, Max Lauger, Klaus Lehmann, Otto Lindig, Heidi Manthey, Jorg von Manz, Gerhard Marcks, Andre von Martens, Reinhold Merkelbach, Martin Mindermann, Gertraud Mohwald, Christoph Moller, Richard Mutz, Johannes Peters, Walter Popp, Gusso Reuss, Ayca Riedinger, Richard Riemerschmid, Antje Scharfe, Johann Julius Scharvogel, Karl Scheid, Ursula Scheid, Emil Schumacher, Hermann Seger, Kyra Spieker, Wendelin Stahl, Robert Sturm, Rita Ternes, Elke Thomann, Henry Van de Velde, Vera Vehring, Gustav Weidanz, Gerald Weigel, Gotlind Weigel, Franz Rudolf Wildenhain, a. o.
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