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PATRONS
THEIR IMPERIAL HIGHNESSES PRINCE AND PRINCESS TAKAMATSU
HONORARY COMMITTEE

For Japan:
THE PRIME MINISTER
THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION
EIKICHI ARAKI, JAPANESE AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
AISUKE KABAYAMA. HONORARY PRESIDENT. JAPAN-AMERICA SOCIETY

For the United States of America:
THE SECRETARY OF STATE
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
ROBERT D. MURPHY. AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
JOSEPH C. GREW, FORMER AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, III. PRESIDENT OF THE JAPAN SOCIETY

SPONSORS

Commission for Protection of Cultural Properties. Tokyo:
SEHCHIRO TAKAHASHI
YUKIO YASHIRO
MORITATSU HOSOKAWA
NAOTO ICHIMADA
SHOZO UCHIDA

Committee of American Museum Directors:
GEORGE H. EDGELL
Director. Museum of Fine Arts. Boston
DAVID E. FINLEY
Director. National Gallery of Art. Washington
RICHARD E. FULLER
President and Director. Scattle Art Museum
DANIEL CATTON RICH
Director, The Art Institute of Chicago
FRANCIS HENRY TAYLOR
Director. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York

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Publication Information: Book Title: Exhibition of Japanese Painting and Sculpture. Contributors: Government of Japan - orgname. Publisher: National Gallery of Art. Place of Publication: Washington, DC. Publication Year: 1953. Page Number: 4.
    
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