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84356905Nagoya 1875 Katano. Black stitched wrappers very good. pastel-colored woodcuts 16 x 23 cm.covers & corner margins a bit nibbledcontents cleanexcellent impression & registry else good example blind stamped covers. . . . . HOKUSAI'S FAMOUS MANGA: . . . CARICATURES OF EDO PERIOD GENRE & DAILY LIFE . . . A DELIGHTFUL LOOK AT COMMONERS ! . . GENERAL SUBJECTS OF THE MANGA: People fauna flora landscape the past grotesque ghosts technology architecture clothing customs activities scenery wildlife all aspects of daily life of common people. . SUBJECTS OF THIS VOLUME: This excellent example shows a wide variety of Japanese Chinese and Buddhist heroes and famous individuals. The architecture of Shinto shrine Torii entrance gate temple architecture roof styles great brass bell tower & Buddhist bells & deities famous scholars & their books goblins ghosts ghouls monsters Oni devil Sumo wrestlers Mt. Fuji scenery Samurai with swords court figures great waves temple guardians legendary characters "Daiken" Buddhist priest & others. . A delightful work loaded with great drawings & art showing all aspects of life of the common people occupations pass times genre costume & customs. . JAPAN'S MOST FAMOUS ARTIST: KATSUSHIKA Hokusai 1760-1849 was lovingly called "Mad Man on Drawing." He was the best portrayer of Edo period 1604-1868 life culture art customs and impressions of Japan and Japanese life. He remains the most respected and skilled artist of his time. His sense of humor capturing the true nature of the commoners their life style furniture weapons farming activities architecture and pastimes. Few artist of period focused on these people and their plight in life. . The book is color woodblock printed in black white pastel pink gray colors with 29 double-pages = 58 pages of illustrations. . CONDITION: Please read the description for each copy copies differ. . General description: The book is bound in the original publisher's blind-stamped stitched stiff wrappers with red title slip. The impression & registry are excellent colors vivid. . Not all copies came with the border-printed title page. . BIBLIOGRAPHY: . MICHENER James A.: THE HOKUSAI SKETCH-BOOKS: SELECTIONS FROM THE MANGA. Toda Kenji: DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS IN THE RYERSON LIBRARY OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO p.254-5. J. Hillier: ART OF HOKUSAI IN BOOK ILLUSTRATION pp.96-112. D. Chibbett: A DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF THE PRE-1868 JAPANESE BOOKS.p.33 item #85. H. Kerlin: CATALOGUE OF PRE-MEIJI JAPANESE BOOKS & MAPS IN PUBLIC COLLECTIONS IN THE NETHERLANDS p.226-239 item #546 for most all editions & variants. J.S. Edgren: CATALOGUE OF THE NORDENSKIOLD COLLECTION OF JAPANESE BOOKS IN THE ROYAL LIBRARY : p.285 #874 HICKMAN B. ed.: JAPANESE CRAFTS: MATERIALS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS. Selected early papers from the Japan Society of London. Written 1892 and 1915: p.33 #83. . . unknown
2014RWARE0000058702US: PIE Books 2014. Paperback. Very Good. PIE Books paperback
20152091202133202961Japan Map Center 2015. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Japan Map Center paperback
199284621Japan: Kyodo News Agency. Very Good with No dust jacket as issued. 1992. Limited Edition. Loose leaf. 4764102668 . Loose reproduction prints of art of the Edo Period limited edition. 11.75 x 17 inch green cloth hardcover folding chemise housing 11.25 x 16 inch title card print index and envelopes containing 10.5 x 15 inch prints full color. Presumably produced by Kyodo in the early 1990s Hokusai's art is well known but collected editions are still scarce. Index lists 46 prints present are 31. Rubbing toning to folding chemise prints cards and envelopes Near Fine. International shipping billed at cost. ; Folio 13" - 23" tall . Kyodo News Agency unknown
44864ca. 19th century. Later printing. Loose leaf. near fine. Oblong chuban yoko-e-format. B/w woodblock print. 8 x 10.5". The print originates from the 2nd volume of the 3-volume set "One Hundred Views of Mount Fuji" originally published 1834-1835 and considered to be among the artist's greatest achievements. The image depicts the oarsmen of an 'oshiokuri-bune' row boat on a turbulent sea. As implied by the title of the print the faint distorted reflection of Mt. Fuji can be seen in the swell to the bottom left side of the boat. Unlike the the format of the image as it appears in the book as a 2-part diptych this print is in one part and thus appears to be a later printing. Many scholars consider this image to be the sequel or companion piece to the world-famous masterpiece "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" which the artist created not long before. It has been commented that if turned upside down the print can be seen as an alternate version of the "Great Wave" where the wave the sea and the mountain have merged. Text in Japanese printed in the upper left corner of the print.<br /> <br /> The print is in near fine condition and housed in modern protective mylar. Reference: National gallery of victoria Austrailia. unknown
68115Privately Printed. 1904. Japanese Illustration SIGNED PRESENTATION COPY the only edition. Quarto 32 x 26cm pp.8. With six fine colour plates after Hokusai. SIGNED by the author in black ink to the preface and with his personal calling card pasted to the front pastedown inscribed 'with compliments' in pencil. Contemporary burgundy half crushed morocco with pink cloth over boards and gilt titles to upper. Internally crisp and clean with moderate general wear to binding especially spine. Very good. [Privately Printed]. 1904 unknown
1975mon0003426164Tokyo: Shueisha 1975. Hardcover. Very Good. . Japanese language text. Profusely illustrated including large full-color plates. Tokyo: Shueisha hardcover
19012110502150900491Otsuka shu kichi-kan 1901. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Otsuka shu kichi-kan paperback
18681410438Meiji Era 1868 - 1912. Saddle-stitched. Octavo Two Volumes bound together. In Fair condition. Fukurotoji binding with orange paper wraps. Wraps show significant wear with prominent creasing. Binding cord is snapped in four places. CONTENTS: Volume I marked "UE top": Significant gray smudging to front wrap; moderate smudging to back wrap. Creasing along edges and spine. Significant fading to title paper.Toning and light smudging to page block and throughout pages. Significant water marking to some pages. -- Volume II marked "SHITA bottom": Moderate gray smudging to front wrap; moderate smudging to back wrap. "HTS" written in pencil beside title paper. Dark spot to back wrap. Creasing along edges and spine. Significant fading to title paper.Toning and light smudging to page block and throughout <br /> Shelved Room E. Cluster of four characters above titles says "Gojyuusanji" literally "53rd in an unplanned sequence". I am not sure whether this refers to edition printing or something else. 1410438. Special Collections. unknown
1912106Kyoto: Bijutsu Shoi 1912. Paperback. Near fine. Later edition fukurotoji 9.25 x 6.52 in. 3 vols.; color woodblock illustrations throughout tan paper wrappers; corners lightly bumped owner's chop on cover and first leaf of each volume near fine.Hokusai's collections of illustrations began with the Hokusai Manga in 1814 and were pheonominaly popular with many new titles published and reprinted in many editions. This book reproduces many of the images first published in the Hokusai Manga with a focus on pictures of nature. Bijutsu Shoi paperback
18681410441Nagoya: Eirukuya Toushirou Meiji Era 1868-1912. Saddle-stitched. Octavo unpaginated. In Fair condition. Fukurotoji style binding in cream wrap. Binding cord broken to two places. Significant creasing and wear to covers. Prominent brown and water staining to both covers. Missing title paper. Worming to bottom corner of covers and pages. Large closed tear to back endpaper. Water staining and toning throughout. Shelved Room E. 1410441. Special Collections. Eirukuya Toushirou unknown
19909032928Japan: Shueisha 1990. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. Four beautiful volumes from the Hokusai Museum in Obuse Japan documenting the work of painter and printmaker Katsushika Hokusai 1760-1849. Each book is stunningly designed and illustrated with hundreds of reproductions mostly in color and multiple fold-outs. Eye-popping dust jackets. English translations of plate titles are provided. Bound in publisher's original cloth with spines stamped in black and white covers stamped in black and illustrated color. A remarkable collection of books that visually leap off the shelf. Volumes one and three have belly band wrapped over dust jackets volume four has belly band tucked inside pages. Books are fine. Dust jackets are fine except for a quarter-inch closed tear to head of spine on volume one. 8 3/4 x 12 inches. Each volume has 163 pages. <br/><br/> Shueisha hardcover
18912091502133700533Kyoto Kambei Murakami 1891. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Kyoto Kambei Murakami paperback
2024239888Cologne: Taschen 2024. First Printing Thus. Teal silk over illustrated rear board with illustrated cover label titled in black housed in publisher's illustrated cardboard box. Fine in fine publisher's box. 16" x 11.75 Taschen unknown
201673741E-239: MFA Publications Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Very Good. 2016. Hardcover. Hardcover. 4to. Published by Museum of Fine Arts Boston MA. 2016. 248 pgs. Illustrated. First Edition/First Printing. Bound in 1/2 red cloth and paper covered boards with titles present to the spine and front board. Boards have light shelf-wear present to the extremities. No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. Nearly 200 years after Hokusai finished the drawings for this charming illustrated book this intriguing early Japanese manga is finally being published for the first time thanks to a curator at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston. Rediscovered in an old box in the storage rooms of the museum these Hokusai drawings should have been used to create the woodblocks for printing a continuation of his Manga series. But although scholars have found an advertisement announcing the title there is no record of the book ever having been produced. ; 8.5 X 1.2 X 8 inches; 248 pages . MFA Publications, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston hardcover
20213889Taschen 2021. First Edition. Hardcover. Fine. Taschen 2021. Hardback. First Edition. Reprints Katsushika Hokusai's seminal 'ThirtySix Views of Mount Fuji' an artefact of art history and a masterpiece of woodblock practice. Gathering the finest impressions from institutions and collections worldwide in the complete set of 46 plates alongside 114 colour variations and carefully produced with Japanese binding this visual delight transports us to the heart of 19thCentury Japan. BOOK CONDITION: Fine; a solid tight clean copy showing light rubbing to covers includes original cardboard case - as issued by Taschen. Taschen hardcover
19892110502150908054Hanmoto fumei 1989. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Hanmoto fumei paperback
2021RHOKHOK00drpTaschen 2021. Fine. Hokusai. Hokusai: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji. Cologne Germany: Taschen 2021. 224pp. Illustrated. Folio. Pictorial cloth covered boards. Book condition: Fine. Enclosed in shrinkwrapped box. Taschen hardcover
1975BN216975Rutland und Tokyo Tuttle Publishing 1975. 1975. The Hokusai Sketch-Books: Selections from the Manga <br/><br/>The Hokusai Sketch-Books: Selections from the Manga Michener James A. and Katsushika Hokusai Rutland und Tokyo Tuttle Publishing unknown
201654069Norwalk Connecticut: The Easton Press 2016. First edition thus. Hardcover. fine as new. Folio 14-1/2" x 12-1/2". Top & bottom edges gilt text assembled with some French-folded leaves. Red leather elaborately decorated in gilt with black highlights. Still in the publisher's original shrinkwrap & shipping box. The original Easton Press selling price for this volume now out-of-print was $240. <br /> <br /> Matthi Forrer b. 1948 is the Siebold Professor of Material Culture of Pre-modern Japan at Leiden University. <br /> <br /> "In my research I focused on the introduction of the Western linear perspective in Japan where it suddenly appears in Japanese popular woodblock prints from around 1740. Initially I mainly investigated recent theories Kishi 1994; Oka 1999 suggesting that this perspective may have been introduced through China – quod non. I then studied the early development of Western perspective as it was handled by a number of Japanese artists in the course of the 18th century more specifically in the designs for woodblock prints by Okumura Masanobu Maruyama ÅŒkyo Utagawa Toyoharu and Katsushika Hokusai as well as in the etchings of AÅdÅ Denzen as another technique introduced into Japan through the VOC the Dutch East India Company." Forrer <br /> <br /> "This expansive authoritative and deluxe monograph offers a wide-ranging examination of one of Japan's most celebrated artists. In "Thirty-Six Views of Mt. Fuji" Hokusai created an iconic work that includes universally recognized and beloved images of the Japanese landscape. The same broad perspective and attention to detail is brought to bear in this monumental book that follows the full spectrum of Hokusai's life and work. From his first prints to his most accomplished productions including drawings and paintings each stage of Hokusai's artistic development is presented within the context of Japanese cultural history. In addition to placing him among contemporaries from his native country the book discusses the profound influence Hokusai had on European artists particularly the Impressionists. Matthi Forrer one of the world's leading authorities on the artist vibrantly interweaves brilliant reproductions from every period of Hokusai's life with fascinating commentary. Presented in a luxurious large-format edition the book offers a comprehensive perspective combined with the latest scholarly findings."--Publisher's website. The Easton Press hardcover
200947831Shogakukan 2009. hardcover. fine. Shogakukan 2009. Japanese language Edition. Illustrated. A fine copy in a near fine slipcase. Slipcase has minor wear and rubbing. <br/><br/> Shogakukan hardcover
60838London: Cassell 1989. Japanese Art FIRST EDITION. Oblong quarto 26 x 36cm pp.222 2. Illustrated throughout in colour and black and white. Publisher's red cloth with gilt titles to spine and upper. With the colour-illustrated dust-jacket priced at £55. Some marks to edges and light general handling. Jacket moderately rubbed to joints and edges with a repaired tear to front cover near spine. Very good. An examination of all 89 extant images produced by Hokusai for the One Hundred Poets print series. London: Cassell, 1989 unknown
Q-080480253XTuttle Pub 1965. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Tuttle Pub hardcover
2014BN32098Tushita 2014. 2014. Softcover. 301 x 05 x 292 cm. Hokusai - Masters of Japanese Woodblock Painting 2015 Fine Arts Kalendervon Katsushika Hokusai Autor <br/><br/>Hokusai - Masters of Japanese Woodblock Painting 2015 Fine Arts Kalendervon Katsushika Hokusai Autor Tushita paperback
16-2698Tokyo: Circa 1830. Woodcut. Later impression or copy . 26 x 38 cm. Slight loss in upper corners. Small burn spot. Tokyo: Circa 1830 unknown
