Yamamoto Shunkyo (1871-1933), Pine Tree in the Snow, 1920s, Japan, hanging scroll painting, ink, mineral pigments, shell powder and gold wash on silk, overall size 87¾ x 26¼ in. (223 x 67 cm), image size 55¾ x 20 in. (141.5 x 51 cm)

MAZE / Art Gstaad
February 19 – 22, 2026
Opening: Feb 19, 5–9 pm (by invitation only)
Feb 20–21 (3–8 pm) and Feb 22 (1–6 pm)
Art Gstaad: Festival-Zelt (Sportzentrumstrasse), Switzerland
Admission free

Visit Thomsen Gallery at the Winter Salon of MAZE Art Gstaad, February 19–22, in the breathtaking alpine village of Gstaad.

Set against the beauty of the Swiss Alps, they will present an exceptional selection of Japanese masterpieces, including folding screens and hanging scroll paintings, alongside elegant bamboo baskets, gold lacquer boxes, and contemporary ceramics.

Held at the Festival-Zelt in the heart of the village, this boutique winter salon brings together a curated group of leading international galleries and creators across modern and contemporary art, historical masterpieces, collectible design, and high jewelry. Now in its third edition, the fair’s intimate scale fosters focused presentations and meaningful encounters between exhibitors, collectors, and visitors alike. Part of a wider series of salons conceived for carefully chosen settings and key moments in the cultural calendar, MAZE Art Gstaad offers a distinctive experience within one of Europe’s most prestigious ski destinations.

A limited number of complimentary tickets are available for the opening reception on February 19. Admission is free during the three public days that follow.

They look forward to welcoming you and sharing this special presentation!

To learn more about MAZE Art Gstaad, click here.