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189818425Berlin Buchhandlung der Berliner evangelischen Missionsgesellschaft, 1898. 80 S. 8° Oktav Brosch.
1880198061880. Very good condition. An albumen photograph of an ancient Canton Guangzhou landmark known as the Five Storey pagoda once part of the city wall which still stands today in the city's largest park Yue Xiu Park. The pagoda also known as Zhenhai Tower was built in 1380 by Zhu Liangzu during the Ming Dynasty 1368-1644 and stands on the Yuexiu Hill. It is 92 feet high and has been destroyed and rebuilt five times. The building now houses the City Museum which exhibits the history of Canton from Neolithic times. 5 1/2 x 4". Printed on lightweight paper very small mark upper right not on the image. unknown
1894315098Verlag von A. Asher & Co., Berlin 1894. 26 x 17 cm. Originalheft mit graugrünem Umschlag, zweifach geklammert, und mit schöner Titelvignette. Seiten 347 - 373. Umschlag randrissig mit Längsknick, auf der Umschlagvorderseite Titel in blauer Tinte. Noch gutes Exemplar.
1857204954Berlin, Dümmler, 1857. 1. Aufl. 78 S. 4°, OBrosch.
18579236ABerlin, F. Dümmlers Verlags-Buchhandlung, 1857. Ca. 28 x 22 cm. Titel, Seite 55-78. Original-Broschur.
1886153806Osaka.: 岡島眞七 Okajima Shinshichi. Meiji 19. 1886. Complete 7 volume set 12 coloured copper engraved double page maps of China. Bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding. Covers damp damaged with some showing mould staining string on first volume broken in one place but binding still sound very occasional light spotting contents. Lower edge of all volumes and upper edge of 3 volumes are titled in ink. Although the condition of the bindings are poor the maps and woodblock printed text are very good. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes added by Confucian scholar Fujisawa Nangaku 藤澤南岳 1842-1920. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. Complete in 7 volumes. . 岡島眞七 [Okajima Shinshichi]. unknown
1886165206Osaka.: 岡島眞七. Okajima Shinshichi. Meiji 19. 1886. 5 volumes only of 7 lacks volumes 1 and 2 bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers of all but volume 3 covers marked and stained in places. Generally good. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 25.9 x 18.1cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes added by Confucian scholar Fujisawa Nangaku 藤澤南岳 1842-1920. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The complete set runs to 7 volumes. . 岡島眞七. [Okajima Shinshichi]. unknown
1862220053Japan.: 山田屋庄次郎. Yamada Shōjirō. Bunkyu 1 1862. Colour woodblock print 37.2 x 25.3 cms the sheet a little age-toned a spot of browning at the foot and a pinhole in the upper margin but the image unaffected very good condition. This colour woodblock print by Utagawa Yoshitora is an excellent example of Yokohama-e Yokohama Prints which were very popular in Japan after the country was opened in the mid-19th century. Yokohama was one of the trading ports with the outside world and many foreigners were residing in the area. The Yokohama-e was very similar to the Nagasaki-e Nagasaki Prints and depicted people and cultures which were foreign to the Japanese. Utagawa Yoshitora was active between the end of Edo Period to the mid-Meiji Period and produced numerous Nishiki-e prints including Yokohama-e in his career. He was regarded as one of the top Nishiki-e artists around that time. <br> <br>In this print a Western man is strolling outside with his dog and a Mongolian boy who carries an umbrella for him. The man is observing something in the distance and about to jot down something in his notebook with a pen which he holds in his right hand. Behind him his young attendant plays with the dog unobserved by his pre-occupied master. . 山田屋庄次郎. [Yamada Shōjirō]. unknown
1894218366Yokoyama.: Ryōhachi . 1894. Conjoined triptych of ink and watercolour woodblock prints trimmed to the margins together 35 x 63.3 cms backed onto Japanese scrap paper with some writing title and descriptive cartouches top right red censor's stamp lower left and artist's signature lower right some paper abrasions wear at the joins slight bleeding of ink and offsetting on the verso but overall in good condition. Vivid depiction of the Battle of Seonghwan also known as the battle of Asan in Korea July 29 1894 the first major land battle on of the Sino-Japanese War 1894-1895. Chinese troops are seen fleeing the charging Japanese marines and the silhouettes of airborn casualties are depicted in the bright orange explosion. <br> <br>Yōsai Nobukazu 1872-1944 was active towards the very end of the ukiyo-e period when the popular days of this style were over. Printmakers like Yōsai struggled and he survived as an artist by depicting the Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese wars. Yōshū Chikanobu was his teacher active 1838-1912 and Yōsai Nobukazu was considered his best student. The majority of his prints were triptychs of battles of the Sino-Japanese war. See a digitisation of this woodblock from the Lavenberg Collection of Japanese prints online at the University of Oregon The caption on top right praises the Japanese troops' bravery against 500 strong Chinese troops. <br> <br>From the collection of the late John Caiger lecturer in Asian studies ANU. . Ryōhachi (?) unknown
1818165209京都.Kyoto.: 五車楼.Gosharō. 明治18 1885. 6 volumes of 7 volume-set missing volume one bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding woodblock printed on double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down on yellow embossed upper covers some rubbing and light soiling in good condition. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese Meiji edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shibashilue in pinyin with extra notes added by a Kyoto resident 奧野精一 Okuno Seiichi. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. Complete in 7 volumes. . 五車楼.[Gosharō]. unknown
1878165197Tokyo.: 山中市兵衛.Yamanaka Ichibee. 1878. Volumes 2 3 5-7 of 7 volumes a Japanese edition of 18 Chinese histories classics spanning from pre-Qing to Song Dynasty. Originally edited by a Chinese scholar 曽先之 Zeng Xianzhi in Yuan Dynasty it was later annotated by another Chinese scholar 陳殷 Chen Yin in Ming Dynasty. This is Japanese edition compiled by 大賀富二 Ōga Tomoji has Japanese reading marks. Four-hole stab binding double leaves oriental style paper title label missing on volume 2 some marking covers particularly volumes 2 and 3 occasional worming string volume 3 split but still holding in good condition. 18.4 x 12.7cm. . [山中市兵衛?].[Yamanaka Ichibee?]. unknown
1880165397大阪.Osaka.: 中川勘助.Nakagawa Kansuke. 明治131880. 5 volumes of 7. Missing volumes two and three bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers rubbed with loss soiling and creasing on covers edges little soiled occasional worming still text clean and sound. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes. The text was checked against the authorative text by Japanese scholar 近藤元粹 Kondō Gensui. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The full set is complete in 7 volumes. . 中川勘助.[Nakagawa Kansuke]. unknown
1880165396大阪.Osaka.: 中川勘助.Nakagawa Kansuke. 明治131880. 6 volumes of 7. Lacks volume 1 bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers soiling and creasing on covers edges little soiled occasional worming and chops insect damage upper edge volume one still text clean and sound. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes. The text was checked against the authorative text by Japanese scholar 近藤元粹 Kondō Gensui. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The full set is complete in 7 volumes. . 中川勘助.[Nakagawa Kansuke]. unknown
1880165395大阪.Osaka.: 中川勘助.Nakagawa Kansuke. 明治131880. 6 volumes of 7. Lacks volume one bound in Japanese 5 hole stab binding double leaves oriental style. Paper title labels laid down upper covers soiling and creasing on covers edges little soiled ink annotation upper edge some volumes string split volume seven with some browning still text clean and sound. Text in Chinese with Japanese reading marks. 26 x 18.5cm. A Japanese edition of Jūhasshiryaku 十八史略 Shi ba shi lue in pinyin with extra notes. The text was checked against the authorative text by the Japanese scholar 近藤元粹 Kondō Gensui. The Summary of the Eighteen Histories is an introductory Chinese history for children compiled by Zeng Xianzhi 曾先之 in the Yuan period. The full set is complete in 7 volumes. . 中川勘助.[Nakagawa Kansuke]. unknown
