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Paperback Bunko. Condition: Brand New. Japanese language. 5.98x4.17x0.47 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Extremely rare work on the elaborate textile designs of Japan's Edo period, 1600-1868. Illustrated inb color and b/w. A very good copy bound in original plum silk, spine stamped in gilt, publisher's slipcase (spine faded with light wear; slipcase quite worn and stained). Worldcat records only 7 copies. Physical Description: 301 pages : chiefly illustrations (some color) ; 34 cm.

Beautifully constructed and printed book from Unsodo, a series of images of costume and mask featuring master Noh actor of the shite-kata Kongo school, Kongo Kinnosuke (1854-1923). OCLC cites copies at the Clevland Museum of Art, The MOMA, and Berkeley. Folio, 38x26cm, [60]ff. Besides the introduction and colophon, consists leaves of plates interleaved with protective rice paper leaves with captions. Traditionally bound with purple ties, gilt and pastel printed card wraps. Housed in cloth chemise with bone clasps. Nearly fine with light overall wear and some smuding to chemise.

Iokibe Kin'ichi, Terada Masaaki: Mokuhan ShigashÅ« äº"ç¾æéæ £ä å ºç"°æ"¿æ æ çè ç"»é [A Collection of Woodcuts with Verse - by Iokibe Kin'ichi and Terada Masaaki] Terada Masaaki å ºç"°æ"¿æ, artist and Iokibe Kin'ichi äº"ç¾æéæ £ä , author Kyoto FÅ«butsushisha é¢ ç è 社 Showa 35 [1960] Published by FÅ«butsushisha é¢ ç è 社. Numbered 21 of a limitation of 100. 14 sheets approx 39 x 48.5cm with verse and prints in color. The title is printed in green on a sheet 51.4 x 41.4cm and the colophon is printed on a separate sheet 51.7 x 41.6cm, for a total of 16 sheets. Incomplete; 1 sheet is missing. The sheets are housed in a large navy blue portfolio 52 x 42.5cm with ribbon ties and a printed title slip. A lovely collection of original woodblock print pairings of poetry and artwork. The poetry is by a well-known poet, Iokibe Kinichi äº"ç¾æéæ £ä (1913-1978), who was a woodcut artist himself, and the woodcuts are by award-winning artist Terada Masaaki å ºç"°æ"¿æ (1912-1989). Terada, originally from Fukuoka prefecture, was an early member of the Independent Art Association (Jiyu Bijutsu Kyokai èªç"±ç¾è¡"å"ä¼ä¼å"¡), participating in an exhibition with future members in 1937, just weeks before the group was officially founded. He was also a founding member of the Japan Artists Association (Nihon Bijutsuka Renmei Kaiin æ¥æ ç¾è¡"å® é£çä¼å"¡). The verse and artwork pay homage to a Japan that was vanishing even as the set was being created. Each poem is accompanied by a design that speaks to the words - a sharp-beaked bird, fallen leaves, a landscape with an electric train, a brilliant Red Spider Lily, a blue-gray fish, and other lovely illustrations. The poem/print titles are as follows: åå ShotÅ [Early Winter], éµå± Kagiya [Locksmith], é§ Eki [Train Station], è軽é»é Kusakaru Dentetsu [Kusakaru Electric Railway], é¢ é» FÅ«in [Elegance], ç 濤 Shitao [Shi Tao], ããã Arare [hail], å æ¥å°æ Fuyubi ShÅkei [Winter Sun], æ æ¥ SÅshun [Early Spring], ãã¡ãªã Kushinashi [Gardenia], å½¼å è± Higanbana [Red Spider Lily], ééå ã®é® Uono Kawa no Ayu [Sweetfish from the Uono River], åå¤ Shoka [Early Summer] and ææ ¥ã®ç"º (ä¼æ ¥) Aizu no Machi [Town of Aizu]. A rare collection that appears to be incomplete; only one set was found online in OCLC database. Lovely images created with words and woodcuts. Very fine condition.