I visited the Museum for East Asian Art in Cologne twice this summer. The first visit took place in August and the second, in October, covered a new exhibition about the ukiyo-e artist Yoshitoshi. I put both visits into a joint collection as they overlap and complement each other.
Snaps from November 2024.
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