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Tokyo Metropolitan University Society of AnthropologyBiblio.com

Annals of Social Anthropology Vol.161990 <Japanese Version>

Tilke, Max KarlBiblio.com

Oriental Costumes Their Designs and Colors

1922008060Berlin Germany: Ernst Wasmuth Ltd. 1922. 1st Edition . Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Text in English. This is the first English language edition. Translated from the German by L. Hamilton. Published in 1922 by Ernst Wasmuth Berlin. Printed and presumed bound in Germany. 11.75 x 9.25 inches. Cinnamon-colored cloth hardboards with somewhat faded gilt-stamped title and author name to the spine. Moderately bumped and abraded spine head and tail and corners. Boards rubbed and faded here and there. Text block firmly bound in. Green pastedowns and FEPs; note that the front FEP is present but detached. With 32 numbered pages including author preface and plate descriptions. Followed by 128 full page full color plates. No missing plates. The colors of the plates remain vibrant. White remnant of a tiny paper label 1 square inch to base of spine; else no hint at all that the book may have come from a library. Slight to moderate age toning at the page extremities. No stains stampings or underlining found. A Good Plus copy. Very scarce in any condition. 5 lbs. 5 oz. weight. The plates depict traditional ethnic clothing both ornamental ceremonial and everyday from Morocco Algeria Tunisia the Sudan Egypt Syria Turkey Persia Afghanistan India Tibet China Japan Middle East Asia and North Africa. "Max Karl Tilke 1869 - 1942 was a German costume designer ethnographer historian of fashion design illustrator Kabarett artist and painter of the Weimar Republic. Tilke's talent his wide range of activity and his exquisite workmanship secure for him a pre-eminent place among artists and ethnographers alike. Additionally as the years pass these works take on an added value. As examples of ethnic costume are less and less frequently seen and as more and more people forsake their national dress for westernized clothing and costume these paintings stand as a record and a testament to a bygone more colorful time." Also published in French in 1922 as Le Costume en Orient through Chez Gaston Hue dépositaire Paris. <br/> <br/> Ernst Wasmuth, Ltd. hardcover

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