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Suzaka Hanga Museum—Grand Opening Anniversary Edition

PUBLISHER: Suzaka Hanga Museum, 1991
DIMENSIONS: 11 x 8 3/4 x 1/4 inches (softcover)
PAGES: 102
TEXT: Japanese
CONDITION: Excellent, faint staining to back cover
PRICE: $75.00


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This exhibition catalogue from 1991 is one of a handful of early publications whose focus was on the relatively overlooked genre of Sosaku Hanga. This reference provides an excellent curatorial overview of the movement as well as highlighting rarely seen work.

Artists represented in the catalog include Azechi, Hiratsuka, Ishii, Kawanishi, Koizumi, Maeda, Onchi, Ueno, and dozens of other artists that contributed iconic designs to this period of printmaking.

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Suzaka Hanga Museum—Grand Opening Anniversary Edition

PUBLISHER: Suzaka Hanga Museum, 1991
DIMENSIONS: 11 x 8 3/4 x 1/4 inches (softcover)
PAGES: 102
TEXT: Japanese
CONDITION: Excellent, faint staining to back cover
PRICE: $75.00


SEE INSIDE BOOK HERE


CONTACT US TO PURCHASE


Details

This exhibition catalogue from 1991 is one of a handful of early publications whose focus was on the relatively overlooked genre of Sosaku Hanga. This reference provides an excellent curatorial overview of the movement as well as highlighting rarely seen work.

Artists represented in the catalog include Azechi, Hiratsuka, Ishii, Kawanishi, Koizumi, Maeda, Onchi, Ueno, and dozens of other artists that contributed iconic designs to this period of printmaking.

Suzaka Hanga Museum—Grand Opening Anniversary Edition

PUBLISHER: Suzaka Hanga Museum, 1991
DIMENSIONS: 11 x 8 3/4 x 1/4 inches (softcover)
PAGES: 102
TEXT: Japanese
CONDITION: Excellent, faint staining to back cover
PRICE: $75.00


SEE INSIDE BOOK HERE


CONTACT US TO PURCHASE


Details

This exhibition catalogue from 1991 is one of a handful of early publications whose focus was on the relatively overlooked genre of Sosaku Hanga. This reference provides an excellent curatorial overview of the movement as well as highlighting rarely seen work.

Artists represented in the catalog include Azechi, Hiratsuka, Ishii, Kawanishi, Koizumi, Maeda, Onchi, Ueno, and dozens of other artists that contributed iconic designs to this period of printmaking.