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1953649203Yoshida Studio / Japan Society 1953. First Edition. Wraps. Very Good. Extremely scarce. The front cover is an original woodblock by Toshi Yoshida the rear cover features a color woodblock by Hodaka Yoshida. A Very Good copy in the original cream wraps spine has some wear and separation at top; covers have some browning; rust from staples shows through to cover. This catalog records the tour of the Yoshida family studio at an important transitional time between generations and styles with Toshi's work evolving from the traditional as examplified by his father Hiroshi to find his own forms and Hodaka charting his own choice from the start. 13 p. 1 leaf of plates : ill. b/w ports. ; 24 cm. Text is reverse fold. Yoshida Studio / Japan Society unknown
1822PHO-1569Paris, Nepveu, 1822. 2 vol. in-16, demi basane, dos lisse avec titre et tomaison (reliure de l'époque),2ff.-viij-271pp., 2ff.-214pp.-1f., illustré de 9 planches dont 8 dépliantes, frottements, papier du plat manquant (T1), 1 coiffe manquante, petit manque au dos, rousseurs éparses, bords des planches brunis.
2090202122800127University of Tokyo Press N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 4 University of Tokyo Press paperback
63635May 1963. Original colour-printed map of the Middle East 60.5 x 76.5 cm showing concession boundaries producing oilfields refinery plants pipelines pumping stations and shipping terminals. Below the map is a reference to the oil fields refineries pipelines pumping stations concessions company holding concessions international countries crude oil tanker terminals etc. A key to concessions lists 28 different concessions and their ownership. A statistics table lists the production of each country in 1962 along with the refining capacity for each. The final table shows U.K. imports in 1962. Some small nicks and some light toning to folds generally a very good copy. Eighth Revision. OCLC finds just two copies of this map at the L.O.C. and Indiana just one being the eight revision L.O.C. May, 1963. unknown
1892218409東京. Tokyo.: 福田熊治良. Fukuda Kumajiro. Meiji 25 1892. Three colour woodblock prints a triptych panels loose each 24 x 35.4cm Japanese text in red identifying the actors and in yellow identifying the roles in the upper left of two panels and program title in the top right of the third panel further text within in a red fish-shape in the lower right of the third panel some offsetting of red ink on the first panel but not affecting the main image slivers of affixing tape to the verso of each print some surface wear and abrasion mainly to the verso but the three images in very good bright condition. Dramatic depiction of the famous Kabuki actors Onoe Kikugorō V 1844-1903 as Yosaburô and Onoe Matsusuke IV 1843-1928 playing the role of Kômori Yasu in the 1892 staging of "Yowa Nasake Ukina no Yokogushi" commonly called "Kirare Yosa". <br> <br>Images such as these were collected by Kabuki fans of the day who bought woodblocks of their favourite actors and then had the prints made up into albums so that they could be enjoyed much in the way poster books and other fan memorabilia of famous movie stars is enjoyed today. <br> <br>The artist Toyohara Kunichika 1835-1900 was acclaimed as one of "The Three Greats of Meiji Ukiyo-e". Many stories surround him including his boast that he had moved 100 times which appears unlikely but this claim combined with his hard drinking womanising lifestyle and overall "live for the day" attitude all contributed to his colourful reputation. His work was very popular during his lifetime with his use of bright imported chemical dyes and his technique of focussing the image on the actors face combining to make up his individual style. see 'Time Present and Time Past: Images of a Forgotten Master' by Amy Reigle Newland. <br> <br>From the collection of the late John Caiger lecturer in Asian studies ANU. . 福田熊治良. [Fukuda Kumajiro]. unknown
1890220325Japan. Late Meiji Circa1890s. 49 hand-coloured albumen prints each approximately 9.2 x 13cm or portrait mounted on thick album card each edged with a decorative washi border gilt and paint decorated bevelled enamelled covers; the front cover with a bamboo tree and a pair of birds in flight and the back cover a vine with butterflies 14 x 20cm renewed black leather spine and tissue guards some fading and spotting to the images and to the card margins the covers a little scratched small chip from the top edge a handsome album in good condition. A beautiful small album of hand-coloured photographs of Japanese people and scenes in a lacquered cover. An excellent example of the photo albums produced for visitors to Japan in the early Meiji Era. Images include photos of farmers tilling the field and sowing harvesting and threshing rice; street sellers peddling hats vegetables flowers and other wares; silk spinning and tea picking; a rickshaw puller and a woman being carried in a palanquin. There is also a picture of Japanese monks and several shots of domestic scenes including one of a koto player. Landscape views include fine photos of Mt. Fuji and of an avenue of cherry blossoms in flower. The images are after original prints by Felice Beato Kusakabe Kimbei Raimund von Stillfried and others. . hardcover
15702519th century. Black and white ink sketches 120 folded leaves paper covers titled in ink stab binding. Edges and corners creased on a number of leaves covers a little soiled occasional browning but generally very good. 24.5 x 17cm. A collection of manuscript abstracts from various books. The upper cover is titled in ink 雜書鈔錄 Abstracts from Various Books together with the signature of the transcriber Murakami Gozan 村上呉山 and his seal which reads "Gozan". <br> <br>The abstracts in this manuscript come from 26 different books and journals which were published or written in the Edo to Meiji period and mainly cover biography history and encyclopaedic information. <br>On the inside of the upper covers Murakami Gozan has written 28 titles however this list is not entirely accurate as one title appears twice and another does not seem to appear in the content at all. <br> <br>The abstracts that Gozan transcribed include: <br>Shōtei zakki 松亭雑記 Miscellaneous Notes by Shōtei a work which we were not able to locate so may be an unpublished manuscript. <br>Tsureduregusa shoshō taisei 徒然草諸抄大成 Complete Collection of Annotations on Tsureduregusa 1688; <br>Seppō innen-shū 説法因縁集 A collection of Buddhist stories. <br>Kinsei gōketsu-tan 近世豪傑譚 Biographies of the Great People in Pre-modern Times 1892 <br>Meiji shinshi-tan 明治紳士譚 Biographies of Prominent People in Meiji 1892 <br>Naigai kokon itsuwa bunko 内外古今逸話文庫 Library of Episodes of Great People of All Times in and outside of Japan 1893-94 <br>Hyakka setsurin 百家説林 Collection of Essays by Many Scholars1890-92; <br>Nihon taika ronshū 日本大家論集 Anthology of Articles by Japanese Great Experts journal 1887- 89 <br>Tōyō bijutsu 東洋美術 Far Eastern Art journal date <br>Yōnen zasshi 幼年雜誌 Magazine for Young Children journal 1891-94. <br> <br>The manuscript includes some illustrations and notable amongst these are: portraits of Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Oda Nobunaga; kappa lit. "river child" the legendary water animal which appears in Japanese folklore; scenery of Mt.Fuji from Hyaka setsurin; Chinese coins and seals and two Chinese figures painted by legendary painter Gu Kaizhi from Tōyō bijutsu; and water plant and water insects from Yōnen zasshi. . unknown
1979142690Tokyo: Yushodo. Number 25 of a Limited Edition of 100 copies. 1979. Printed on folded leaves stab binding presented in a Japanese folding cloth covered case with toggle ties. New introduction booklet with red ribbon ties loosely inserted. A handsome work in excellent condition. This attractive facsimile of a work said by some authorities to have been adapted by Walter Henry Medhurst under the pseudonym Philo Sinensis. It was first published at the Parapattan Press in Batavia in 1835 under the supervision of Walter Henry Medhurst. This adaptation of a Korean classified vocabulary was apparently accomplished without the help of a Korean speaker. The publication from which it was developed was written for Koreans learning Japanese. The adaptation added romanizations of the Japanese and Korean deduced from Japanese and English lists. Lust - Western Books on China. <br> <br>Although standard bibliographies such as Lust 'Western Books on China Published up to 1850' state that Philo Sinensis was the pseudonym of Walter Henry Medhurst “Philo Sinensis” is usually accepted as the pseudonym used by Carl Gutzlaff at the time and appears in publications such as the Chinese Repository. Its presence is therefore likely to indicate some level of involvement of Carl Gutzlaff. However most authorities attribute the greater role in the adaptation to Walter Henry Medhurst. <br> <br>Accompanying this copy of the facsimile is a typescript note in English from Nitta Yuji founder of Yushodo Booksellers Tokyo explaining that he published this facsimile on the occasion of his 70th birthday "in order to share its value to everyone in the scholarly world. It is my hope that this small tribute would be of use." A very fitting contribution to the scholarly world indeed. . Yushodo. hardcover
1866030652London: Chapman And Hall 1866. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Fine. Vi 298 Pp. Modern Blue Cloth Gilt Stamped Black Leather Spine Label. The Modern Binding Is Fine Contents Just Very Good With Wear At Corners And Slight Even Foxing To Title Page. Scarce. Morley Reports That The Observations Were Provided By A Friend Who Brought Them From A Doctor Long Resident In Russia. The Quality And Immediacy Of The Observations Are Remarkable. <br/> <br/> Chapman And Hall hardcover
19873999Bièvres en Essonne, Pierre et Philippe de Tartas, 1987. 1 vol. en feuilles in-4 de 44 ff. non chiffrés. Couv. blanche, 1er plat ill. par Brayer, sous emboîtage pleine toile noire et rouge, 1er plat orné en relief. Parfaite condition.
12953Paris, Maisonneuve et Cie, Editeurs, 1858 (2e édition, revue et corrigée) 1 volume in-8, LVIII-168 pp., reliure demi-maroquin, dosà nerfs orné de fleurons, frontispice en couleurs de Syo-Tuk-Tai-si, enrichi de 12 planches in fine, dont plusieurs épliantes, très bel exemplaire.
19272091502135411788Not Available 1927. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 10 Not Available paperback
19072111902160201148Bunbudo Hakubunkan Tokyodo 1907. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Bunbudo Hakubunkan Tokyodo paperback
19852091502135304630Masterpiece publication 1985. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 3 Masterpiece publication paperback
19812110502151002002Horupushuppan 1981. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 18 boxes 197 books Horupushuppan paperback
19902110502150903370Kashiwashobo 1990. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 2 Kashiwashobo paperback
18892111902160200766Shoshichi Kato 1889. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Shoshichi Kato paperback
2081002108301065Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. Number of books: 1 Not Available paperback
2080202106700305Not Available N.A. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
19362080202105100262Not Available 1936. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Not Available paperback
19372080502106915020Moriyama shoten 1937. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Moriyama shoten paperback
19822080502106910560Not Available 1982. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
19862080502106910550Not Available 1986. Soft Cover. Fine. The book is in fine condition. Not Available paperback
19607747Tokyo 1958/1960. 100 + 77 Bl.m mit zahlr. mont. Papierproben, Holzschnitten u. Textabb. 42,5x26cm. mit farb. Orignal-Umschlag als Blockbuch in teilw. defekten Pappdeckeln *von den Deckeln abgesehen, schöne Expl. des seltenen - in Kleinauflage - publizierten Werkes*.
19832110502151101583Gakuseisha 1983. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 22 Gakuseisha paperback
