Teijiro Takagi (28 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Kobe, Japan, 1910. First edition, first printing. Oblong 8vo. Title leaf and 24 hand-colored photographic collotype plates, each protected by a tissue guard and captioned in English. Original publishers silk-covered boards, string-tied. An exceptionally evocative record of Japanese life at the beginning of the twentieth century, depicting young women engaged in games, music, garden pursuits, domestic activities, and marriage ceremonies. The richly hand-colored collotypes are characteristic of the sophisticated photographic production associated with the Tamamura studio and Teijiro Takagi. Contemporary sources identify this 1910 issue as the first printing; a later 1917 printing contained 23 plates and lacked the tissue guards. The present copy retains its original silk binding, with some wear, soiling, tears and a fold mark to the covers; internally near fine, with the binding tight and the photographs bright and clean. A highly desirable example of early twentieth-century Japanese color photography and the illustrated souvenir album. An ILAB catalog describes the work as locating only a single institutional copy in the Japanese Diet Library. A particularly handsome and scarce survival of Takagis celebrated photographic documentation of Meiji-era Japanese life.…

[Kobe, T. Takagi Photographic Studio and Art Gallery, 1916]. Je 1 farbig illustr. Titel u. 20 kolorierte Fototafeln (Lichtdruck) mit englischen Erläuterungen u. Seidenpapier-Schutzblättern. 18,5 x 25,5 cm. Gefütterter Brockateinband mit stilisiertem Blumenmuster u. seidenen Schmucktroddeln vorn, im mit Japanpapier gefütterten offenen Papp-Schutzschuber mit Beinschließen. [1.] "The Building in Japan" zeigt den Bau eines bürgerlichen Hauses von der Auswahl u. Bearbeitung der verschiedenen Hölzer bis zum Innenausbau und zur Gestaltung des Gartens. / [2.] "The Ceremonies of a Japanese Marriage" zeigt eine japanische Hochzeit vom ersten Gespräch mit dem Heiratsvermittler über den Umzug der Braut in das Haus ihres Zukünftigen, ihrer Einkleidung und Instruierung bis zur eigentlichen Hochzeitszeremonie und zur eindrucksvollen Anhäufung von Hochzeitsgeschenken. / [3.] "The School Life of Young Japan". Teil 1: Einführung mit Einblick in die zwölf Schuljahre (Jinjo Shogakko und Koto Shogakko) japanischer Kinder, die getrennt nach Geschlechtern unterrichtet wurden. - Teil 2: Verschiedene Disziplinen eines japanischen Schulsportfestes. - Schuber gebrauchsspurig u. stellenweise stockfleckig. Dank des Schubers weist der Seideneinband lediglich an den Ecken leichten Abrieb auf. Schutzblättchen vereinzelt knitterspurig. Gutes Exemplar.…

Hardcover. Condition: g- to vg-. First edition. Small oblong octavo. Approx. 7x10". Tan silk-covered boards with yellow-green string-tied binding. Photo-illustrated title page. The book is a step-by-step photographic study of the silk manufacturing process in Japan, from the care and feeding of the initial silk worms, all the way through to the ultimate sale of the silk fabrics. The publication contains a total of 17 gorgeous hand-colored collotypes, each with a tissue guard and a caption in English underneath. Binding with rubbing, scratches and a few smudges to the covers. Corners rubbed and bumped. Interior with small worm holes at the top of the interior front cover and title page. Minor damp staining and smudges to the interior covers. Minor sporadic foxing to tissue guards and a few margins. Images unaffected. Binding tight overall. Binding in good-, interior in very good-.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. . . . . Oblong 8vo, hardcover, no dj. Vg condition. Silk cord-bound portfolio of 50 colored photographic collotype plates: collated- all present. Silk cloth cover worn through to board in several small areas. Contents crisp, clean, no marking or writing. Binding sturdy and tight. All plates sharp.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1 page text + 10 pages plates. Photographs were colored using the "Yuzen-Birodo" technique. cover wear, light foxing (age spots) to pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Oblong (18 x 26 cm). [50] plates. Bound in publisher's cloth. Hardcover. Good binding and cover. Clean, unmarked pages. Small stain on cover.

Oblong 8vo. Colour-printed title leaf, introduction, Japanese colophon and 16 hand-coloured collotype photos, printed on one side only, protected by tissue guards. Captions in English. With an ink stamp reading "T. Takagi" printed over Tamamura's name on the colophon. Original silk covered boards, silk ties, lightly rubbed.Interesting album devoted to the process of making porcelain in Japan. The lovely photos show the various stages in processing the clay, including processes such as kneading, filtering and shaping the clay, and further depict the process of painting, coating and enamelling the wares. Teijiro Takagi, prolific photographer who bought Kõzaburõ Tamamura's branch studio in Kobe in 1904. He produced hand-coloured lantern slides and collotype albums, mainly for tourists. Ref. Bennett: "Old Japanese Photographers and Collections Data Guide" (2006), p. 292. …

20 teilw. farb. Taf. mit Fotos, englische Untertitel. Quer 8° Kart. Kordelbindung. *schönes Expl. *Notiz auf Vorsatz* Vorsatzbl. teils leimschattig resp. leicht fleckig*. Sprache: Deutsch.

Kobe, Takagi Photo Co, (No year but probably around 1910 - 1920). 8vo-oblong. In the original silk covered boards with decorative string ties. Wrappers with wear and parts of the silk worn off. Internally very nice and clean. 49 hand coloured collotypes.

(Kobe, Tamamura, 1906) 8vo-oblong (255 x 185 mm). With the original printed front wrapper in contemporary silk covered boards. Wear to spine and edges of boardes, slightly miscoloured. Inner hinge spit. Photos with light marginal browning, but internally generally nice and clean. 2 ff. + 20 coloured photographs with a two-line caption below in English. First edition this scarce photobook depicting various scenes from Japanese fishermens lives. OCLC only record three copies and copies rarely find their way into the trade. Takagi Teijiro (born circa 1875) trained under renowned photographer Kozaburo Tamamura and managed the Tamamura branch in Kobe until the early 20th century. He eventually took ownership of the store and gained the right to use the Tamamura name. Takagi is credited with producing over 30 English-language photobooks showcasing Japanese culture and customs. He continued using the Tamamura name until 1914, when he rebranded his business as the T. Takagi Photographic Studio & Art Gallery, which remained in operation until at least 1929.…

First edition, first printing, of this scarce photobook, with a single copy recorded on WorldCat (Museum Rietberg, Switzerland), and copies likewise seldom encountered in commerce. The high-quality captioned photographs show views of old commercial streets including Motomachi and the Kobe Bund, as well as waterfalls, Shinto shrines, the Moon Temple, the bustling theatre quarter, the city's large Buddhist idol erected in 1892, and the picturesque Himeji Castle. Takagi Teijiro (born c.1875) studied under the celebrated photographer Kozaburo Tamamura, managing the Tamamura branch store in Kobe until the 20th century when he became its owner and assumed the right to use the Tamamura name. He is known to have produced at least 30 different photobooks in English introducing Japanese culture and customs. Takagi continued to use the Tamamura name until 1914 when he began trading as the T. Takagi Photographic Studio & Art Gallery. His studio operated until at least 1929. This copy is signed on the front pastedown, "G. H. Lees", perhaps the G. H. Lees recorded as a partner of the Penang-based Pritchard & Co. department store in the early twentieth century. Landscape octavo. With 20 tissue-guarded hand-coloured collotypes after photographs by the author, folding advertising leaf at rear. Original gold thread musubi toji binding, illustrated boards, front cover lettered in silver, black silk at spine ends. Boards faded and rubbed at extremities, illustrations bright, pages slightly crinkled, faint tidemarks on couple of leaves slightly affecting images. A very good copy with the original binding pleasingly intact.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The book '' The Building in Japan '' has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies and hence the text is clear and readable.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Building in Japan | Teijiro Takagi | Taschenbuch | Kartoniert / Broschiert | Englisch | 2022 | Alpha Editions | EAN 9789356086524 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…