Image: Yokohama Museum of Art
Yokohama Museum of Art said on social media that its exhibition 'Marie Antoinette Style' opened today, and it has published a works list for visitors along with a floor map showing the exhibition layout. The museum’s announcement directs viewers to the PDF list of exhibited works, giving an overview of what is on display in the show.
The post, shared by the museum on August 1, highlights the opening as a current in-house exhibition presentation rather than a forthcoming event. It invites audiences to view the full list of works and use the floor map to better understand the configuration of the venue and the placement of exhibition areas.
The museum’s notice is brief, but it signals a presentation organized around the visual and historical resonance of Marie Antoinette’s image and style. By releasing the works list on opening day, the institution provides advance orientation for visitors who want to see which objects or artworks are included in the exhibition.
No further curatorial details were included in the announcement, and the museum did not provide additional background in the post beyond the title 'Marie Antoinette Style.' The shared materials frame the exhibition as a structured display with clearly mapped viewing areas, suggesting a visitor-facing presentation designed to guide audiences through the installation.
Yokohama Museum of Art, based in Yokohama, Japan, used its official X account to publicize the opening and share access to the exhibition checklist and floor plan. The PDF linked in the announcement carries the title '20260801_list_marie.pdf,' matching the museum’s statement that the works list has now been released for public viewing.
