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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st. Pictorial boards, 188 pages, illustrations; 31 cm. Near fine. Firm binding, clean inside copy. Age toning. OVERSIZE! Additional shipping charges may be requested for international & priority orders. Profusely illustrated. *** CONTENTS: Japanese Literati Artists of the Meiji Period, by Stephen Addiss; A Set of Shichifukujin Prints by Kunisada, by James B. Austin; Portrait of a Japanologist, by Theodore Bowie; Hokusai: A Dream of Mount Wu-Shan, by Gian Carlo Calza; Taira No Kiyomori and Tokiwa Gozen in a Painting by an Unknown Follower of Hokusai: A Proposal of 'Textual Analysis', by Marco Fagioli; Poetry Albums of the Kansei Period, by Matthi Forrer; Ink or Colour: Conflict and Collaboration in Japanese Painting, by Oliver Impey; Two Utamaro Prints, by Donald Jenkins; Shunkei Gafu, by H.M. Kaempfer; Hidden Geometry and the Appreciation of Japanese Woodblock Prints in the West, by Roger Keyes; Inaka Genji Series, by Eiko Kondo; Memories, by Hellmut R.W. K hne; Hiroshige: Variations on 'Kambara', by Richard Lane; Hanshin Meisho Zue: A Little-Known Early Shin Hanga Series, by C.H. Mitchell; Tokuno's Description of Japanese Printmaking, by Peter Morse (ed.); Tiger Paintings by Okyo and Oyo, by Joe Price; Nigiri Kobushi: The Book of Falcons and Falconry, by Gerhard Pulverer; Some Thoughts on Japanese Picture-Books and with a Nod to the Western High Lama, by Robert Ravicz, Ph. D; Kuniyoshi's Favourite Hero?, by B.W. Robinson; Drawings by Kuniyoshi: Outlines, Sketches and Corrections, by Gerhard Schack; Shiranui Monogatari: A Collection of Printed Book-Wrappers in the British Museum, with some Thoughts on Japanese Book-Wrappers, by Lawrence R.H. Smith; The Background to the Publication of 'Ehon Seiro Bijin Awase', by Juzo Suzuki; Raymond Koechlin: Recollections of a Veteran Amateur of Far Eastern Art, by H. Bartlett Wells (trans.). Size: Folio. Collectible.

Hard bound. Condition: Book good. Dust Jacket Condition: Jacket. 133 pp. B/w illustrations. Jan Cock Blomhoff ( 1779 - 1853) was Opperhoofd (chief) of Deshima, a small artificial island in Nagasaki harbour. In 1818 he made his fourth journey to Edo. Size: 27,5 x 19,5 cm.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 290 pages : colour illustrations ; 29 cm. ex-library with plate. no notes or highlighting. "Issued on the occasion of the museum's 150th anniversary."--Preface.