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1980Best.-Nr. KOS00200191Leica Corporation 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS00200191 Leica Corporation paperback
1994Best.-Nr. KOS00200046A.D.A.EDITA Tokyo ADI edita Tokyo 1994. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS00200046 A.D.A.EDITA Tokyo ( ADI edita Tokyo paperback
1980Best.-Nr. KOS00500128Art Publishing 1980. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS00500128 Art Publishing paperback
1993Best.-Nr. KOS00200088A.D.A.EDITA Tokyo ADI edita Tokyo 1993. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS00200088 A.D.A.EDITA Tokyo ( ADI edita Tokyo paperback
1979Best.-Nr. KOS01100099Nihon Keizai Shimbun 1979. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS01100099 Nihon Keizai Shimbun paperback
2002Best.-Nr. KOS00400078A photograph meeting 2002. Soft Cover. Fine. KOS00400078 A photograph meeting paperback
1998Best.-Nr. 18548Weil am Rhein ; Geneva: Vitra Design Museum ; Skira 1998. First edition first printing presumed; no earlier dates or printings stated. Hardcover. Fine in near fine faintly edge-worn DJ. Oblong folio in white illus original DJ; 217 12 p.: illus. some col.; 25 cm. Includes bibliographical references p. 220-223. In English. "A Vitra Design Museum exhibition in collaboration with the Weissenhof-Institut at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Stuttgart and the Fundacio Mies van der Rohe Barcelona"--P. 226. Contents: Introduction / Alexander von Begesack and Matthias Kries -- Furniture -- From mass production to design classic: Mies van der Rohe's metal furniture / Dr. Otakar Mácel -- Mies designs in production at Thonet / Jutta Sachsenroder -- Mies's designs in production at Knoll / Carl Magnusson -- Catalogue -- Projects -- The Weilenhop estate in Stuttgart -- Karin Schulte -- The German pavilion in Barcelona / Dr. Wolf Tegethoff -- The Villa Tugendhat in Brno / Dr. Lenka Kudelková and Dr. Otakar Mácel -- Encountering Mies can der Rohe / Werner Blaser. Meubles -- Design -- Expositions. Architecture -- 20e siècle -- Expositions. Gebouwen. Meubels. Named Person: Mies van der Rohe Ludwig 1886-1969 -- Exhibitions. Mies van der Rohe Ludwig 1886-1969 -- Expositions. Vitra Design Museum ; Skira hardcover
1973Best.-Nr. 45441New York: New York Avant Garde Festival 1973. Very Good. New York: New York Avant Garde Festival 1973. First Edition. Large pictorial poster 77x50.5cm printed offset in red and black on white stock. Previous folds else a Near Fine example. Small printed note "Last Year's Brochure" mounted to verso. Beautiful example of the photomontage poster accompanying this pseudo-annual avant garde festival founded by the cellist and performance artist Charlotte Moorman 1933-1991. The Festival which ran fifteen times in eighteen years featured the musical offerings of the Fluxus movement as well as kinetic and video art. Among the artists whose work was featured in 1973: Ay-o the Gorilla Action Group Video Free America Jud Yalkut Jackson Mac Low Bernadette Mayer Jim McWilliams John Cage Yoko Ono and many many others. New York Avant Garde Festival unknown
1983Best.-Nr. 002915Brighton: Rogers & Podmore 1983. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/good. Oblong 8vo. 48 pp. Bound in full maroon cloth title in gilt on spine in illustrated dust jacket. Black and white map illustrations in color and black and white. Includes bibliography. Near Fine copy binding and pages bright and clean in Good dust jacket with a few stains to middle of front cover 1/4" piece missing from spine extremities rubbed and worn. Rogers & Podmore hardcover
1909Best.-Nr. 912721909. DESIGN Kamisaka SEKKA artist. MOMOYOGUSA. Kyoto: Unsodo Meiji 42 1909. Volume one of three. 30.1 X 22.5 cm. Most consider it the finest Japanese design book of all time this exquisite suite of double-page color-printed woodblocks is printed and overprinted using opaque and metallic inks to produce a sumptuous surface. This is an early impression. The condition is internally quite good with almost none of the gutter fading and metallic ink transfer common to this work. One of the better printings we have seen. Complete as issued with all 20 prints from volume one included. Has the original printed title label The mica patterning from the front cover is gone. unknown
1934Best.-Nr. 912441934. DESIGN Kamisaka SEKKA. UTA-E Kyoto & Tokyo: Unsodo Showa 9 1934. 1 volume 31 x 22 cm cloth ribbon bound covers paper label. 25 color full page images after designs by Sekka. As Sekka's last work it crowns his remarkable career with a lovely evocation of Koetsu's Saga-bon. For more on this important work see Hillier's description on p.976 of the second volume of his ART OF THE JAPANESE BOOK. The condition is a bit better than average with relatively little of the offsetting from the prints to the poems that is usual in this book. Slight foxing and slight edgewear. The printing is very good the colors lovely. It is a good copy overall but the back cover has an ownership note in Japanese upon it. Without the original publishers clasped case but otherwise complete. Priced accordingly. One volume:. unknown
1903Best.-Nr. 911311903. DESIGN UNSODO 芸艸堂 Publisher. BIJUTSUKAI 美術海. Kyoto Unsodo 24.0 x 16.3 cm 61 numbers of the 70 numbers printed in the BIJUTSUKAI design series Numbers 1 thru 61 Originally issued in 70 volumes in the early 1900s. Number one was published on January 1st Meiji 36 1903 Number 61 in 1905. Over 1200 color woodblock printed designs. A remarkable achievement by most of the important designers of the day. Bijutsukai printing is always good the early printings here are extraordinary In very good condition though number one is a bit tired. Enclosed in an old clasped chitsu case. There is quite a bit of confusion about this series BIJUTSUKAI and the SHIN-BIJUTSUKAI series which followed it. They are two different sets of design. The BIJUTSUKAI was printed under the general rubric of Shinbijutsukai but they are two different works pubished with two different series titles and numbering. Early printings of the BIJUTSUKAI have become unusual such a long run of the individual issues unheard of. unknown
1927Best.-Nr. 910941927. ONCHI Koushirou æ©åœ°å四郎 binding design. NIHON JIDOU BUNKO 日本å…童文庫 JAPANESE CHILDREN'S LIBRARY 76 volumes complete. Searching for a concise introduction to this set I found a wonderful little essay written by the owner of the UMINEKO book shop in Japan. He was remarking on the exhibition of art bindings that he had seen at an exhibition of art bindings from the 20s and 30s that was held at the Old Book Center æ±äº¬å¤æ›¸ä¼šé¤¨ã€€in Tokyo a few years ago. This is a rather poor translation more a paraphrase really from his original Japanese. Just a nice introduction to the set and the era. ”When I went to the recent exhibition I was quite taken with a variety of book named "Yenbon" It is a general term for the collection of literary works published by many publishers in the late 1920s early Showa era. They were called 'yen book' at that time because they were priced cheaply at 1 yen per volume. So-called "Yen books" for children representatives of which are this "Nihon Jidobunko"Children's Library and "Shougakusei Zenshuu" Elementary School Children's Complete Works Published by Kobunsha Bungeishunjusha. ARS and Koubunsha are known for their fierce competition in advertising and sales in that era. "Nihon Jidoubunko" was a collection of 76 volumes published by ARS from 1927 Showa 2 to 1930 Showa 5. Ars Publishing is a publishing company founded by the famous poet Kitahara Hyakushu's younger brother Tetsuo. They published wonderful works on art theory photographic manuals dictionaries of science. many designed by Onchi. The sales policy of this "Japan Children's Library" was "Distributed only to reserved members not sold individually. Separate volume 'Self-Study Dictionary' will be given free of charge." In other words quite like the animal encyclopedia my parents bought me monthly at the supermarket back in the early 60s. Illustrated by Takeo Takei Yumeji Takehisa Hatsuyamaji Kiichi Okamoto and many other of the finest children's illustrators of the time. The authors and editors included Mimei Ogawa Hakushu Kitahara Shoyo Tsubouchi Miekichi Suzuki and Toson Shimazaki. Onchi himself worked on the cover art and binding of all volumes and the cover art is different for each volume. All are very beautiful. Onchi worked on everything from the layout of the illustrations to the creation of the block copy and the creation of the advertising pamphlet for the entire volume. A revised edition was released after the war in 1953 Showa 28. Onchi was in charge of the binding for the revised version but the design and binding are the same for all volumes. Not varied for each volume as here. Thus a remarkable set virtually impossible to find complete of a collection of contemporary children's stories by famous Japanese authors housed in a beautiful binding and book design. brother Tetsuo. They published wonderful works on art theory photographic manuals dictionaries of science. many designed by Onchi. The sales policy of this "Japan Children's Library" was "Distributed only to reserved members not sold individually. Separate volume 'Self-Study Dictionary' will be given free of charge." In other words quite like the animal encyclopedia my parents bought me monthly at the supermarket back in the early 60s. Illustrated by Takeo Takei Yumeji Takehisa Hatsuyamaji Kiichi Okamoto and many other of the finest children's illustrators of the time. The authors and editors included Mimei Ogawa Hakushu Kitahara Shoyo Tsubouchi Miekichi Suzuki and Toson Shimazaki. Onchi himself worked on the cover art and binding of all volumes and the cover art is different for each of the 76. All are very beautiful. He also did the layout of the illustrations created the block copy and the advertising pamphlet for the entire volume. A revised edition was released after the war in 1953 Showa 28. Onchi was in c. unknown
Best.-Nr. 91071RokÅ no Hiketsu 露光ã®ç§˜è¨£ The Secrets of Photographic Exposure Sawa KurÅ ä½å’Œä¹éƒŽ author Onchi KÅshirÅ æ©åœ°å四郎 book design ARS アルス Arusu-sha アルス社 publisher ShÅwa 29 昭和29 1954 Hardcover volume 21.3 x 15cm bound and opens Western style. Yellow front cover with black geometric design and silver line accent and printed title and black rear cover. Vol 1 in a series by the publisher entitled Sawa Shashin Gijutsu KÅza ä½å’Œå†™çœŸæŠ€è¡“講座 Sawa Course in Photography Techniques by author Sawa KurÅ ä½å’Œä¹éƒŽ. 240pp of Japanese text and reproduced photos. Colophon has a publisher’s seal and a photo negative with in glassine tipped in. Author Sawa KurÅ ä½å’Œä¹éƒŽ was employed as an engineer in a job related to electrical engineering when he took up photography as hobby. In 1921 he opened the photography shop Hinomaru ShÅsha æ—¥ã®ä¸¸å•†ç¤¾ in Ginza; the same year he founded the photo magazine Kamera カメラ Camera. He went on to write numerous books on the subject of cameras and photography. Book design by Onchi KÅshirÅ æ©åœ°å四郎 1891–1955. The accomplishments of Onchi KÅshirÅ æ©åœ°å四郎 throughout the first half of the 20th century begin with his eminence as a printmaker. He was an innovator who domesticated the ideals of abstraction and "creative printmaking" in Japan when still in art school. From his early years working with Takehisa Yumeiji 竹久夢二 among others he began a long career as a printmaker book designer and book illustrator. From the very beginning of his life in the arts he was the center and focus of the Creative Print Movement SÅsaku Hanga 創作版画 surrounding himself with fellow artists who took inspiration from his dedication to the cause of self-expression. His works are held in institutions internationally. Publisher sheet folded to 18.3 x 12.7cm laid in. The title of the publisher sheet is Dokusha to Chosha èªè€…ã¨è‘—者 Reader and Author and the text on the first page is by the author. The inside pages feature essays by two university professors in the field of photography and information about the course. The rear page features a photo illustration and ad for the next book in the series カメラã¨ãƒ¬ãƒ³ã‚º Cameras and Lenses. Housed in a yellow and black case 21.7 x 15.6cm with printed title author and publisher that opens Japanese style with the opening to the left. Wear and dust staining to case and stain on front cover of book as well as a chip. unknown
Best.-Nr. 1304201015.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
Best.-Nr. 1304201341.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1933Best.-Nr. 900971933. DESIGN FUJII Tatsukichi 藤井é”å‰ designer. SÔSAKU SENSHOKU ZUANSHÛ 創作染色図案集. A Collection of Designs for Dyework Tokyo & Osaka: Bungado Showa 8 1933. Large portfolio 41 x 31 cm. decorative cloth covered clasped chitsu case with a printed decorative label all enclosed in the publisher's folding cardboard outer box. A 4 page fascicle of preliminaries and a table of contents. With the chitsu design the cover design 3 preliminary page designs and 61 designs on the 50 content fascicles. The designs are primarily in color woodcut printed on both paper and occasionally cloth. A beautiful production here in almost perfect condition. Fujii Tatsukichi 1881-1964 was one of the most important reformers of the traditional arts in Japan. His creativity touched nearly every area: lacquer pottery papermaking dyeing - his influence was enormous. This scarce and lovely portfolio of his original designs helps to illustrate why he was so important. This deluxe production cost 25 yen in 1933 - a princely sum during the depths of the Depression in Japan. Complete. unknown
1902Best.-Nr. 891971902. DESIGN Fujii Rindo. SHOKUMON ZUKAN 1-4. Kyoto Yamada Unsodo Meiji 35 1902. Four volumes complete each volume with printed title string-bound Japanese-style fukuro-toji. 24.2 x 16.4 cm. Illustrated throughout with lightly colored woodblock prints of traditional design motifs. The covers are worn some pages split but present. unknown
1934Best.-Nr. 891821934. DESIGN BOOK Yoshida Gyokujo compiler. TANSAI GAFU. Kyoto Happpodo Showa 9 1934. 2 vols. complete. Tall folios 36.7 x 25.4 cm orihon folded album in woodcut printed paper over board covers with printed paper title labels. There are 25 total full page color woodblock prints. Interesting style mixing flat solid colors with small naturalistic elements in a single print. Good impressions and colors. Complete in clasped chitsu case with printed silk label. Case is worn books about good. The set eventually ran to 4 volumes these are the first two produced. unknown
1910Best.-Nr. 891951910. DESIGN Ogino Issui designer. ZUAN HYAKUDAI. 3 Vols. Kyoto Unsodo Meiji 43 1910 An orihon in 3 volumes 27 X 19 cm with woodblock printed covers all in a later fitted clasped cloth chitsu case. Unsodo outdid itself in this early design effort. Dozens of double page horizontal designs which become large prints the paper size being 37.5 x 27 cm as well as circular and fan-shaped and single page designs too. Most in the neo-Rimpa style which Unsodo artists pioneered at the beginning of the last century - bold and lovely. A bit of browning and fading the covers show some wear but overall very good condition a very nice impression of this important set. Complete. One of the very best of the Unsodo design books which is very good indeed. unknown
1937Best.-Nr. 892151937. DESIGN Azuma Dojin. Koutashirabe AZUMA KOROMO. Unsodo Kyoto & Tokyo Showa 12 1937. A large folding album 34.0 x 24.8 cm 10 pages 15 designs of superbly printed color woodblock images by the "Companions from the East" The margins and facing pages have browning and foxing. This the "spring" volume appears to be one of two volumes published. The covers are detached. Sold with all faults. unknown
1901Best.-Nr. 891941901. DESIGN KOSUGI Sugimura & YOKOI Tokifuyu designers. DAI NIHON BIJUTSU ZUFU 4 vols. Tokyo Yoshikawa Hanshichi Meiji 34 1901. 4 plate volumes orihon folding albums illustrated with 154 pages of color woodcut. 25.1 x 18.5 cm Complete as such BUT not including the 4 text volumes. A lovely compendium of traditional design. Very good colors impression and condition. Volume 4 is split at one fold; its rear cover is detached and its front cover attached with a tissue repair. unknown
1936Best.-Nr. 892161936. DESIGN Kano Shuho artist. Ukiyoe Monyo KOSODE HYAKUSEN. Kyoto Happodo Showa 11 1936. 36.7 x 27.2 cm. Though this copy has no colophon or textual material it consists of 48 of the 50 woodblock printed sheets each with two designs so 96 of 100 designs. Each design is identified by the original ukiyo-e artist's name. The printings are fine the condition good overall. With the original title page all in a clasped chitsu case. Sold with all faults. unknown
1938Best.-Nr. 894341938. DESIGN HAPPODO publisher/printer. KOKUGA OGI. Kyoto Happodo N.D. other sources indicate a date of 1938 Very large oblong brocade porfolio 36.5 x 59.0 cm. Contains an undated Happodo colophon and 50 design prints 49 in color and one as a textual calligraphic introduction to the work A source indicates the designs were done by Yamaoka Chinpei. The prints are extraordinarily lavish with sprinkled metal flakes overprinting metallic inks etc. A wonderfultribute to the Neo-Rimpa and Deco sensibilities of the age. The case has been restored the prints are quite clean. unknown
1932Best.-Nr. 894051932. DESIGN Iida Shiko. HOEN-CHO. Kyoto: Maria Gabo Showa 7 1932 Oblong orihon folding album in the original publisher's chitsu clasped case. 28.3 x 39.0 cm. There are 23 ornately printed circular designs with metallic inks etc. Maria Gabo was not prolific but what they printed was always done with first rate craftsmanship. unknown