Kano R (26 results)

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Catalog. 1973. Paper (7 x 10-1/4 in.), 54pp. illus. (B&W photos and 2 color plates). (in Japanese and English). Catalogs the medical entomology papers from the Tokyo Medical & Dental Univ., Tokyo, Japan, with two color plates of medically important flies from Japan. VG (former owner name on cover). …

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of eyeworms(Thelazia)in Japan(S. A. J. Med. Ent. Vol. 11, No. 5)1974. S. 595-598. m. zahlr. Abb. (St. )br. -2) -Sonderabdruck-.

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Condition: Very good. 410, col plate, map, numerous text figs. . HB. Vg. Spine faded. Errata slip pasted to endpaper. Text English. Collection of scientific papers on medico-zoological studies in the Nansei Archipelago, Japan. Includes Mammals, Venomous snakes, Sea turtles, Poisonous and venomous fishes, Venomous and noxious marine animals, Toxic crabs, Blattaria or cockroaches, Anoplura, Aethus indicus, Lepidoptera, Poisonous beetles, Hymenoptera, Mosquitoes, Black Flies, Biting midges, Horseflies, Tabanidae, Filth flies, Siphonaptera, Ticks, Tromiculid fauna, Arachnida, Leeches, Hirudidae & Haemadipsidae, Filariasis, Angiostrongylus cantonensis, Malaria in Okinawa Prefecture, Ecology of Japanese Encephalitis .…

Hardcover. pp.116 with 16 pages of colour photographs and text figs. throughout. Ink inscription in Japanese to ffep., otherwise contents clean and in fine condition. Boards a little faded in places. Overall a thoroughly vg. copy. Most text in Japanese. Latin names throughout, and indication of where an animal or insect is illustrated in a plate is provided in English. English text in references and bibliography. Scarce. 0.0.…

Cartoné. Condition: New. Dust Jacket Condition: Nuevo. 01. La saga completa de los muertos vivientes de La Casa de las Ideas, en un aplastante, apetitoso y monstruoso volumen. Los muertos caminan, pero también saltan, vuelan y trepan muros. después de que los héroes y villanos del Universo Marvel sean tran. LIBRO.…

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Condition: Very Good. First edition. Hardback. Original brown cloth. Covers slightly mottled, corners bumped, inner hinges slightly loose and reinforced with adhesive tape, otherwise near very good. No dust jacket. Rare 1st edition.

paperback. Condition: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 2022-06-01 Pages: 183 Language: Chinese. English Publisher: Commercial Press Huaer is a folk song spread in Northwest my country. and it is a precious intangible cultural heritage. Sounds of Heaven on the Silk Road: English Translation of Flowers in Northwest China (Chinese and English) selects more than one hundred representative flowers and translates them in the form of free verse. with matching dialect vocabulary. background knowledge. translation processing methods. .…

One 4to. art sample design portfolio sized 12.5 x 14 in. which folds out into giant montage of six large original late-Edo-Period Kano School screen designs on durable handmade Japanese rice paper, measuring 110 x 75 in. carefully pasted as montage, some titled, as well as featuring ink manuscript painting instructions, ordered counter-clockwise: "Bamboo scene" 47 x 38.5 in.; King Tang of Shang court scene 36.5 x 39 in.; 2nd Court scene 38.75 x 38.75 in.; Pine tree landscape 38.75 x 38.75 in.; Crane 28.75 x 39 in.; and Island pagoda landscape & pine trees 31 x 41.75 in, six w/ original colour painting, some colour painting & material instructions in Japanese, all arranged to compactly fold and bound with colour woodblock illustrated cloth, and old bookseller labels mounted on verso (some repairs to corners to reattach the boards, thumbing & minor tears a fold creases w/ a few occasional paper repairs at the first (most frequently used) fold, minor creasing & edgewear, dustsoiling to fold creases, interior offset toning from sizing & paint colours), still an extraordinary exemplar. This exceptional late-Edo-period original Kano School painting montage incorporates many of the elements developed by the famed multi-generational painters whom over four centuries revived and shaped Chinese idealist traditions into a uniquely vigorous Japanese art style. The Kano school painters emphasized landscapes, Imperial court interior & exterior architectural elements, colours, uses of gold, animal and botanical subjects often creating crowded panoramic scenes typically used in wall & door screens, as well as triptych folding wall screens. The repeated instructions on these designs in Japanese by Sasayama Tsutsumu -- one of several Sasayama painters who took that name from the 18th- to 19th-Centuries in the Kano School beginning with Sasayama Yoi (d. 1743), student of Kano Sunnobu (1636-1713), and subsequently four more generations afterwards, nearly all adopted, and chiefly serving the Chofu domain -- specify these designs are each one of three pieces. In addition, there are ink manuscript memos appearing with directions on pigments for the final design work, such as adding mica flecks, or other paints & dyes, and these sketches captured key features of a design, so that students, or other Kano artists could sufficiently enlarge, recreated, and fully understand the steps required for the finished decorative artwork pieces. The upper right first image presents bamboo looming in the weather emphasizing their connections to architectural features; The second and third designs capture the golden age Curt of the King of Shang in 1600 B.C., memorialized later as the Xia Dynasty; the fourth presents a rugged hillside and trees shrouded in clouds; the fourth a wonderful large crane apparently intended as part of a much larger piece; and finally the sixth lower right features distant pagoda temple, shrouded mountains, flower-bedecked pine tree in foreground, and with delicate colouring and shading. Naganobu Kano (fl. 1775-1828), and his son Osanobu Seisenin Kano (1786-1846) were of the Kobikicho family which carried on the Kano School traditions from 1730 until the Meiji Period, and were instrumental in producing designs and screens for the Nishinomaru and Honmaru palaces, which burned down in 1838, and again in 1844. Even though the paintings no longer exist, similar original design such as these do survive in the Tokyo National Museum. Seisenin Kano was especially well known for his art adapted from his studies from ancient paintings at the end of the Edo-period. See: Kano School After the Middle of the Edo Period, Art Nomura (2026); Matthew P. McKelway, Rediscovering the Kano School, Artforum, Vol. 53, No. 5 (Jan., 2015); Brief Biographies of Scholars, Painters, and Haiku Poets of Chofu, Records of the Sasayama Family, Painters of the Chofu Domain (2026).…

Japanese-Dutch manual or guide intended for Japanese people who wish to use Dutch in commercial trade. "Rangaku" means "Dutch studies" and "hitori an'nai" means "guide". Intended as an aid to reading, writing and speaking. After the title-page, the first part gives a four-page introduction, then presents the Latin alphabet in two forms: one like a 19th-century roman printing type (capitals and lowercase) and the other like 19th-century script handwriting (capitals and lowercase), with the corresponding Japanese characters to indicate the pronunciation. It also presents roman and arabic numerals; the pronunciation of vowels, consonants and various syllables; some simples words; punctuation; symbols for weights, measures, monetary units and other symbols, marks and abbreviations; the names of months, seasons and four elements; names and signs of zodiac figures and planets. The second part presents more complicated words with Japanese translations, and the third part about 150 one- or two-line phrases in Dutch, often dividing words into separate syllables (with some words misspelled or arbitrarily divided at the end of a line). Waseda University Library has two versions of this manual, both printed from the same woodblocks. The present one matches bunko 08 C0560, which gives no place of publication or date, but Waseda's description gives under "imprint" a three-character name (xià xué táng) that Google Translate renders as "Shimogakudo". The other version, ho 10 01917, printed from the same woodblocks, has one additional page at the end giving publication details: Edo [= Tokyo], Izumi Hanbee, Ansei 3 [= 1856]. Each copy of the title page shows two Japanese owner's red ink-stamped seals (inkans or hankos), one above right (red on white) and the other below left (white on red), all with rounded corners and their texts in seal characters, in the bound-in title page: rectangular with a single column of 2 characters (upper right) and square with two columns of 1 and 3 characters(?) (lower left); in the loosely inserted title-page: rectangular with 2 columns of 4 and 4(?) characters (upper right) and rectangular with 1 and 3(?) characters (lower right). The loosely inserted title page has a third stamp on the back, rectangular with rounded corners, with a single column of 3 kanji(?) characters (red on white). With a few minor worm holes, one slightly affecting the border of the bound-in title-page and some other pages, and some minor water stains in the margins and the last (blank) leaf, but generally in fine condition.l www.wul.waseda.ac.jp (under bunko 08 C0560: see ho 10 01917 for the 1856 ed.); cf. Martin J. Heijdra, "At the shores of the sky", in: Polyglot translators, pp. 62-75, at pp. 74-75 (1856 ed.); not in WorldCat. Side stitched and oversewn (also around the head and foot) through 4 holes in the traditional Japanese manner, with the original publisher's yellow wrappers (without any label) and a contemporary wrap-around sleeve (fukuro), preserved in a brown cloth slip-case in Japanese style. Japanese introduction to the Dutch language, comprising 37 printed and 1 blank double leaves (with the fold at the fore-edge) printed from 37 woodblocks (35 double-page plus the first and last single-page), with the first double leaf (with the title page) and the last double leaf (blank) serving as a pastedowns. With a second copy of the double-leaf with the title page, loosely inserted. Pages: [1], 15, 10, 10, [1], [1 blank] ll.…

Japanese-Dutch manual or guide intended for Japanese people who wish to use Dutch in commercial trade. "Rangaku" means "Dutch studies" and "hitori an'nai" means "guide". Intended as an aid to reading, writing and speaking. After the title-page, the first part gives a four-page introduction, then presents the Latin alphabet in two forms: one like a 19th-century roman printing type (capitals and lowercase) and the other like 19th-century script handwriting (capitals and lowercase), with the corresponding Japanese characters to indicate the pronunciation. It also presents roman and arabic numerals; the pronunciation of vowels, consonants and various syllables; some simples words; punctuation; symbols for weights, measures, monetary units and other symbols, marks and abbreviations; the names of months, seasons and four elements; names and signs of zodiac figures and planets. The second part presents more complicated words with Japanese translations, and the third part about 150 one- or two-line phrases in Dutch, often dividing words into separate syllables (with some words misspelled or arbitrarily divided at the end of a line). Waseda University Library has two versions of this manual, both printed from the same woodblocks. The present one matches bunko 08 C0560, which gives no place of publication or date, but Waseda's description gives under "imprint" a three-character name (xià xué táng) that Google Translate renders as "Shimogakudo". The other version, ho 10 01917, printed from the same woodblocks, has one additional page at the end giving publication details: Edo [= Tokyo], Izumi Hanbee, Ansei 3 [= 1856]. Each copy of the title page shows two Japanese owner's red ink-stamped seals (inkans or hankos), one above right (red on white) and the other below left (white on red), all with rounded corners and their texts in seal characters, in the bound-in title page: rectangular with a single column of 2 characters (upper right) and square with two columns of 1 and 3 characters(?) (lower left); in the loosely inserted title-page: rectangular with 2 columns of 4 and 4(?) characters (upper right) and rectangular with 1 and 3(?) characters (lower right). The loosely inserted title page has a third stamp on the back, rectangular with rounded corners, with a single column of 3 kanji(?) characters (red on white). With a few minor worm holes, one slightly affecting the border of the bound-in title-page and some other pages, and some minor water stains in the margins and the last (blank) leaf, but generally in fine condition.l www.wul.waseda.ac.jp (under bunko 08 C0560: see ho 10 01917 for the 1856 ed.); cf. Martin J. Heijdra, "At the shores of the sky", in: Polyglot translators, pp. 62-75, at pp. 74-75 (1856 ed.); not in WorldCat. Side stitched and oversewn (also around the head and foot) through 4 holes in the traditional Japanese manner, with the original publisher's yellow wrappers (without any label) and a contemporary wrap-around sleeve (fukuro), preserved in a brown cloth slip-case in Japanese style. Japanese introduction to the Dutch language, comprising 37 printed and 1 blank double leaves (with the fold at the fore-edge) printed from 37 woodblocks (35 double-page plus the first and last single-page), with the first double leaf (with the title page) and the last double leaf (blank) serving as a pastedowns. With a second copy of the double-leaf with the title page, loosely inserted. Pages: [1], 15, 10, 10, [1], [1 blank] ll.…

[9], 242 p., 129 figures, 28 (24 coloured) plates, 2 maps, publisher?s half cloth (in slipcase). Library stamps, else good copy. Scarce.

[9], 181 p., 14 figures, 23 col. plates, 2 maps, publisher?s half cloth. Library stamps, else good copy. Scarce.

[9], 181 p., 14 figures, 23 coloured plates, 2 maps, publisher?s half cloth (plastic dust jacket). Library stamps, else good copy. Scarce.

[12], 168 p., 11 figures, 61 (4 coloured) plates, 2 maps, publisher?s half cloth. Library stamps, else good copy. Scarce.

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