※圖片為示意圖。Samurai: Armor from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection
Samurai：Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller コレクション展
A traveling exhibition drawn from the arms-and-armor holdings of The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum (The Samurai Collection) in Dallas, Texas. Featuring more than 140 objects — full suits of armor, helmets, weapons, and horse tack — it has toured museums across the United States, including the Phoenix Art Museum, LACMA, the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, and the High Museum of Art.
解說
Overview
"Samurai: Armor from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection" (shown at various venues under related subtitles such as "Samurai: Japanese Armor from the Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Collection") is a traveling exhibition built around the arms-and-armor holdings of The Ann & Gabriel Barbier-Mueller Museum, also known as The Samurai Collection, located in Dallas, Texas. The collection is regarded as one of the world's finest and most comprehensive holdings of Japanese armor, comprising battle gear made for high-ranking samurai and daimyo from the 14th through 19th centuries.
Contents
The exhibition draws on more than 140 objects, including full suits of armor (such as tosei gusoku), helmets and masks, weapons, and horse tack. Rather than centering on swords alone, the show is organized around armor and military regalia, offering visitors a broad view of samurai life, culture, and warfare through original artifacts.
Touring History
The exhibition has traveled to major U.S. museums including the Phoenix Art Museum, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts (VMFA), and the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth. Titling, run dates, and specific object selections vary slightly by venue, but all iterations share the Barbier-Mueller collection as their common core.
Cultural Significance
Ann and Gabriel Barbier-Mueller, who lead The Samurai Collection, are noted internationally for their research into and collecting of Japanese armor. Exhibitions drawn from their holdings have served as a rare opportunity for general audiences outside Japan to encounter original Japanese armor and military artifacts firsthand, and the exhibition's repeated touring across major museums has sustained public interest in samurai culture within an art-museum context.
登場的真實刀劍
瀏覽真正的日本刀
瀏覽真正的日本刀相關內容
信長的野望
遊戲信長の野望
光榮特庫摩遊戲公司從1983年開始開發・販售的歷史模擬遊戲系列。以織田信長為首的戰國大名為操控對象，目標是全國統一的國民級系列。武將的『刀劍』『武裝』被詳細參數化，可以體系地學習日本刀的歷史・流通與武將的聯繫，是日本最長壽的歷史遊戲系列。
七人的侍
電影七人の侍
由黑澤明監督執導的1954年的不朽名作，也是世界電影史上最具影響力的作品之一。以戰國時代末期為舞台，描述為了保護村落免受野盜侵害而聚集的七位浪人的故事，生動地刻畫了武士的社會角色與刀的實用側面，是向世界介紹日本刀劍文化的紀念碑式作品。對《荒野七人》、《星際大戰》、《瘋狂麥克斯》等無數作品產生了影響。
傳說＆蝴蝶（電影・2023年）
電影レジェンド＆バタフライ（映画・2023年）
東映70周年紀念作品（大友啓史導演、編劇：古澤良太、2023年1月上映）。木村拓哉飾演織田信長，綾瀨遙飾演正室·濃姫（歸蝶），描繪信長與濃姫鮮為人知的夫婦紐帶。總製作費20億圓，累計動員數超過180萬人的大型歷史電影。以信長所持的史實名刀——宗三左文字（義元左文字）·押切長谷部——為文化背景，標榜「天下布武」的信長刀劍觀與濃姫力量相交織，也是從刀劍文化角度看相當重要的作品。
青之祓魔師
動畫・漫畫青の祓魔師
驅除惡魔的祓魔師以劍戰鬥的少年漫畫。主人公的聖劍成為故事的中心。
本頁旨在介紹日本刀文化，與各作品的著作權持有者無關。