Image: Matsuoka Museum of Art, Tokyo
The Matsuoka Museum of Art in Tokyo has announced that Armand Guillaumin’s ‘Below Dramont, Agay’ will remain on view through October 12, 2026. The museum shared the viewing information on August 31, describing the work as part of the display during the latter half of its exhibition period.
Guillaumin’s work depicts the landscape around Agay, a Mediterranean resort area. According to the museum, the pastel is distinguished by its vivid rendering of an azure sea and red rocks, elements that give the scene a particularly strong visual impression.
The museum’s description identifies the medium as pastel and emphasizes the contrast between the blue water and the rocky coastline. The title refers specifically to the area below Dramont, near Agay, placing the work within a coastal landscape associated with the Mediterranean.
The museum has invited visitors to reflect on the scenery of Agay as summer draws to a close. The announcement does not provide the exhibition’s title, opening date, installation details or information about other works shown alongside Guillaumin’s pastel.
‘Below Dramont, Agay’ is scheduled to remain on view until October 12, 2026, at the Matsuoka Museum of Art in Tokyo. The available announcement provides no further details about the work’s date, provenance or the wider exhibition.
