MANGA. Vol. 04. - 3 Angebote vergleichen

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[Nagoya 1875, Katano]. White stiff wrs.,29 double pages = 56 woodblock plates,covers worn, dusty, stained soiled, brushed title slip,colors:black,pink, Sumi,good registry/impression, contents clean, a solid copy. . *** **** *** . . . 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, technology, architecture, landscape, animals, birds, costume, folk customs, daily life of the commoners, occupations, furniture and all other genres. Many of the drawings and designs found their way into Netsuke, Ojime and other Japanese art work. . Many of these drawings were used as the basis for Netsuke, Inro and Ojimi carvers. This is a miscellany of various subjects, drawn in his own unique style, evoking a chuckle from the reader. . *** SUBJECT OF THIS ISSUE: This issue contains a Great Demon chasing off a kind of "Oni" [devil]. various mythological Gods: Tengu, Kaze-no-Kami [thunder god], Heavenly Dragon, Samurai, warriors, equestrian soldier, arms, armor, swords & other weapons. . Four pages [two double-pages] of various kinds of birds: hawk, ducks, crane, chicken, sparrows, cormorants, owl, crow &c. . Sixteen pages [8 double-page] drawings of myriad plants: flowers, water chestnuts, palm, root vegetables, bamboo, rose taro, fern, fruit trees, pines, wintry snowy-covered trees, Momiji [Japanese maple], cactus &c. Also various kinds of landscapes: mountains, water, architecture: bridges, walls, gates, villages, pagodas, shrines, residences, fences &c. . Japanese vessels: common junk, tubs, sampans, sailing boats, cargo boats, wooden-bucket for the impoverished fishermen. . Swimmers: a double-page showing many swimmers, some chase & catch fish, using cloth bags with air to stay afloat, a horse riding man 'swim,' swimmers using a pole to pull them selves down to the depths, diving for coral & seaweed, a man in a large glass [??] diving bell & others. . Old scholars & deities: various views of named Gods, a scroll artist, some with long pipes, fans, fishing and a host of others. Followed by a double-page of Chinese Gods or famous deities. . Drawing of thunder & lightning over a small village, two Buddhist Monks engulfed in fire, . Double-page of various animals: goat, mouse, cat, snake, horse, rabbit, buffalo, monkey, tiger, pig, tiger chickens &c. . *** A delightful work, loaded with great drawings & art showing all aspects of life of the common people, occupations, pass times, genre, costume, customs and so many wonderful others. . *** 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. . *** 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. . Color photos are posted to our website. . The book is bound in the publisher's blind-stamped stitched wrappers. There is some of the usual but minor corner & edge wear. There are 3 tiny pin holes in the lower margin of the last 3 pages, not effect on images, otherwise the work is exceptionally clean outside and inside, solidly & firmly bound. . Images and impression far above average, by and large a better than average copy. Please review photos posted to our website. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** 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. . *** .

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Versandkosten nach: DEU.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Rare Oriental Book Company, ABAA, ILAB - AN ART AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMPANY.
[Nagoya 1875, Katano]. White stiff wrs.,29 double pages = 56 woodblock plates,covers worn, dusty, stained soiled, brushed title slip,colors:black, pink, Sumi,good registry/impression right lower corner thumbed, contents clean, a solid copy. . *** **** *** . . . 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, technology, architecture, landscape, animals, birds, costume, folk customs, daily life of the commoners, occupations, furniture and all other genres. Many of the drawings and designs found their way into Netsuke, Ojime and other Japanese art work. . Many of these drawings were used as the basis for Netsuke, Inro and Ojimi carvers. This is a miscellany of various subjects, drawn in his own unique style, evoking a chuckle from the reader. . *** SUBJECT OF THIS ISSUE: This issue contains a Great Demon chasing off a kind of "Oni" [devil]. various mythological Gods: Tengu, Kaze-no-Kami [thunder god], Heavenly Dragon, Samurai, warriors, equestrian soldier, arms, armor, swords & other weapons. . Four pages [two double-pages] of various kinds of birds: hawk, ducks, crane, chicken, sparrows, cormorants, owl, crow &c. . Sixteen pages [8 double-page] drawings of myriad plants: flowers, water chestnuts, palm, root vegetables, bamboo, rose taro, fern, fruit trees, pines, wintry snowy-covered trees, Momiji [Japanese maple], cactus &c. Also various kinds of landscapes: mountains, water, architecture: bridges, walls, gates, villages, pagodas, shrines, residences, fences &c. . Japanese vessels: common junk, tubs, sampans, sailing boats, cargo boats, wooden-bucket for the impoverished fishermen. . Swimmers: a double-page showing many swimmers, some chase & catch fish, using cloth bags with air to stay afloat, a horse riding man 'swim,' swimmers using a pole to pull them selves down to the depths, diving for coral & seaweed, a man in a large glass [??] diving bell & others. . Old scholars & deities: various views of named Gods, a scroll artist, some with long pipes, fans, fishing and a host of others. Followed by a double-page of Chinese Gods or famous deities. . Drawing of thunder & lightning over a small village, two Buddhist Monks engulfed in fire, . Double-page of various animals: goat, mouse, cat, snake, horse, rabbit, buffalo, monkey, tiger, pig, tiger chickens &c. . *** A delightful work, loaded with great drawings & art showing all aspects of life of the common people, occupations, pass times, genre, costume, customs and so many wonderful others. . *** 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. . *** 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. . Color photos are posted to our website. . The book is bound in the publisher's blind-stamped stitched wrappers. There is some of the usual but minor corner & edge wear. There are 3 tiny pin holes in the lower margin of the last 3 pages, not effect on images, otherwise the work is exceptionally clean outside and inside, solidly & firmly bound. . Images and impression far above average, by and large a better than average copy. Please review photos posted to our website. . *** 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. . *** .

Lieferung aus: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, Frais de port à: FRA.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Rare Oriental Book Company, ABAA, ILAB - AN ART AND INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY COMPANY.
[Nagoya 1875, Katano]. White stiff wrs.,29 double pages = 56 woodblock plates,covers worn, dusty, stained soiled, brushed title slip,colors:black, pink, Sumi,good registry/impression right lower corner thumbed, contents clean, a solid copy. **** *** 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, technology, architecture, landscape, animals, birds, costume, folk customs, daily life of the commoners, occupations, furniture and all other genres. Many of the drawings and designs found their way into Netsuke, Ojime and other Japanese art work. Many of these drawings were used as the basis for Netsuke, Inro and Ojimi carvers. This is a miscellany of various subjects, drawn in his own unique style, evoking a chuckle from the reader. SUBJECT OF THIS ISSUE: This issue contains a Great Demon chasing off a kind of "Oni" [devil]. various mythological Gods: Tengu, Kaze-no-Kami [thunder god], Heavenly Dragon, Samurai, warriors, equestrian soldier, arms, armor, swords & other weapons. Four pages [two double-pages] of various kinds of birds: hawk, ducks, crane, chicken, sparrows, cormorants, owl, crow &c. Sixteen pages [8 double-page] drawings of myriad plants: flowers, water chestnuts, palm, root vegetables, bamboo, rose taro, fern, fruit trees, pines, wintry snowy-covered trees, Momiji [Japanese maple], cactus &c. Also various kinds of landscapes: mountains, water, architecture: bridges, walls, gates, villages, pagodas, shrines, residences, fences &c. Japanese vessels: common junk, tubs, sampans, sailing boats, cargo boats, wooden-bucket for the impoverished fishermen. Swimmers: a double-page showing many swimmers, some chase & catch fish, using cloth bags with air to stay afloat, a horse riding man 'swim,' swimmers using a pole to pull them selves down to the depths, diving for coral & seaweed, a man in a large glass [??] diving bell & others. Old scholars & deities: various views of named Gods, a scroll artist, some with long pipes, fans, fishing and a host of others. Followed by a double-page of Chinese Gods or famous deities. Drawing of thunder & lightning over a small village, two Buddhist Monks engulfed in fire, Double-page of various animals: goat, mouse, cat, snake, horse, rabbit, buffalo, monkey, tiger, pig, tiger chickens &c. A delightful work, loaded with great drawings & art showing all aspects of life of the common people, occupations, pass times, genre, costume, customs and so many wonderful others. 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. 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. Color photos are posted to our website. The book is bound in the publisher's blind-stamped stitched wrappers. There is some of the usual but minor corner & edge wear. There are 3 tiny pin holes in the lower margin of the last 3 pages, not effect on images, otherwise the work is exceptionally clean outside and inside, solidly & firmly bound. Images and impression far above average, by and large a better than average copy. Please review photos posted to our website. 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. .