Exhibition: From Woodblock Print to Manga - Artistic Japan
Go on a journey to the heart of artistic Japan
Stavelot Abbey is hosting an original exhibition that will appeal to art lovers and fans of Japanese culture alike. De l’Estampe au Manga, le Japon Artistique (From Woodblock Print to Manga - Artistic Japan) offers an immersive exploration of the Japanese visual world in an exceptional setting that is perfectly suited to group visits.
The exhibition looks back over the development Japanese graphic art, from the traditional prints of iconic masters such as Hokusai, Hiroshige and Utamaro to the emergence of modern manga, now recognised as an international cultural phenomenon. The exhibition highlights the influences and traditions and the crossovers between these two forms of artistic expression.
Original drawings, celluloids, dōga, antique objects and other 3D figurines reveal extraordinary graphic expertise throughout the visit leading visitors to rediscover iconic worlds such as Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece, Astro Boy and Saint Seiya. This accessible approach that will appeal to a wide audience.
On display until 29 November 2026, this exhibition is sure to be an immersive journey between tradition and modernity, perfect for your day trips or group visits.
Stavelot Abbey is hosting an original exhibition that will appeal to art lovers and fans of Japanese culture alike. De l’Estampe au Manga, le Japon Artistique (From Woodblock Print to Manga - Artistic Japan) offers an immersive exploration of the Japanese visual world in an exceptional setting that is perfectly suited to group visits.
The exhibition looks back over the development Japanese graphic art, from the traditional prints of iconic masters such as Hokusai, Hiroshige and Utamaro to the emergence of modern manga, now recognised as an international cultural phenomenon. The exhibition highlights the influences and traditions and the crossovers between these two forms of artistic expression.
Original drawings, celluloids, dōga, antique objects and other 3D figurines reveal extraordinary graphic expertise throughout the visit leading visitors to rediscover iconic worlds such as Dragon Ball, Naruto, One Piece, Astro Boy and Saint Seiya. This accessible approach that will appeal to a wide audience.
On display until 29 November 2026, this exhibition is sure to be an immersive journey between tradition and modernity, perfect for your day trips or group visits.