View of the Piazza Navona, Rome ローマ、ナヴォーナ広場ろーま、なう゛ぉーなひろば

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本作は、当時ローマの有名な観光地として知られていた2つの広場を対で描いた2作のうちの1点である。（もう一方の絵は「クィリナーレ宮殿の広場」を描いた作品で、同じく東京富士美術館の所蔵）ナヴォーナ広場は、古代ローマ時代に競技場を造ったのが始まりで、8世紀頃には広場となったようである。噴水を配した壮大な空間はバロック時代の「都市を一種の劇場と見なす」思考が窺えるが、広場では折しも街頭演劇の最中で、まさしく広場の「劇場性」を象徴するかのような多重の意味をもつ描写となっている。

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　The Japanese Council of Art Museums (JCAM) supports the accomplishment of mission of art museums and seeks to assist art museums in fully basing their activities in a social context. The organization holds an annual meeting, memorial forums at annual meetings, lectures, Curatorial Study Meetings, and Study Group activities every year. The information and reports generated by these various activities are then expected to be shared with member museums, the greater art-related world and the general public. 　JCAM was founded in 1952 with the aim of providing a forum for art museums in Japan to think and act together. The organization was registered as a general incorporated association on April 1st, 2020 and includes over 450 members (full members, individual members and supporting members).

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January 9, 2026