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TITLE: Tsuruzo Ishii Collected Works
PUBLISHER: Keisho-sha, 1978
DIMENSIONS: 13 3/4 x 10 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches (hardcover with hardcover slipcase)
PAGES: 212
TEXT: Japanese
CONDITION: Light staining to slipcase and book covers, otherwise book is in fine shape
PRICE: $100
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This is a beautifully executed hardcover catalogue of the work of Ishii Tsuruzo. Ishii was part of the first wave of Sosaku Hanga artists that contended all print artists should self-carve and self-print their own work. The book contains more than one hundred full-page color illustrations, many of which are tipped onto the book’s pages. The reference also contains images of Ishii’s self-directed book design projects and has images of the original wood blocks used for his print designs.
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TITLE: Tsuruzo Ishii Collected Works
PUBLISHER: Keisho-sha, 1978
DIMENSIONS: 13 3/4 x 10 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches (hardcover with hardcover slipcase)
PAGES: 212
TEXT: Japanese
CONDITION: Light staining to slipcase and book covers, otherwise book is in fine shape
PRICE: $100
SEE INSIDE BOOK HERE
Details
This is a beautifully executed hardcover catalogue of the work of Ishii Tsuruzo. Ishii was part of the first wave of Sosaku Hanga artists that contended all print artists should self-carve and self-print their own work. The book contains more than one hundred full-page color illustrations, many of which are tipped onto the book’s pages. The reference also contains images of Ishii’s self-directed book design projects and has images of the original wood blocks used for his print designs.
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TITLE: Tsuruzo Ishii Collected Works
PUBLISHER: Keisho-sha, 1978
DIMENSIONS: 13 3/4 x 10 1/2 x 1 1/2 inches (hardcover with hardcover slipcase)
PAGES: 212
TEXT: Japanese
CONDITION: Light staining to slipcase and book covers, otherwise book is in fine shape
PRICE: $100
SEE INSIDE BOOK HERE
Details
This is a beautifully executed hardcover catalogue of the work of Ishii Tsuruzo. Ishii was part of the first wave of Sosaku Hanga artists that contended all print artists should self-carve and self-print their own work. The book contains more than one hundred full-page color illustrations, many of which are tipped onto the book’s pages. The reference also contains images of Ishii’s self-directed book design projects and has images of the original wood blocks used for his print designs.