1970 Process Book of Woodblock Painting
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Description
Illustrated
This is a guide to woodcut art according to Japanese technique, demonstrating it using one illustration of two ladies walking arm in arm.
Woodblock printing, or mokuhanga, is a technique used in art and book printing, used prolifically during the Edo period (1603-1868). It uses water-based inks unlike western woodcutting, providing a range of bright colours and glazes.
Bound with handmade paper in a concertina.
With the Japanese introduction accompanied by an English translation.
A wonderful insight into a popular and widely admired art form.
Condition
A concertina. Externally lovely. Small ownership inscription to the front pastedown. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean.
Fine
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