Japanese Art: Selections from the Mary and Jackson Burke Collection

This elegantly illustrated catalogue (364 pages, 255 images) accompanies the museum’s inaugural 1975 exhibition of works from the Mary and Jackson Burke Collection—renowned as the most significant private Japanese art collection outside Japan . It showcases a wide historical sweep—from ancient Jōmon ceramics and Heian Buddhist sculpture to Momoyama screens and Edo‑period ink paintings and ukiyo‑e—offering collectors an exceptional summary of Japanese art across centuries. An auction-ready reference, it is essential for lovers of Asian art and museum-quality catalogues.