Furuya k îrin (3 resultados)

Size: 24 x 16.4 cm. Lvs. (11), folded in the Japanese fashion, printed covers, silk ties. Small paper label on upper cover, printed number on rear cover. Some stain to covers, otherwise in very good condition. Comprises lovely woodcut prints of different designs, all rendered in delicate colours, two highlighted with metallic ink. Early copy of the monthly Japanese magazine, Bijutsukai edited by K?µrin Furuya, the famous artist who helped to create a new modern style combining Japanese traditional style with European Art Nouveau. …

Complete set with more than two hundred colour woodblock patterns with Japanese captions. Comprises forty leaves with multiple images, title page and colophon. Leaves folded in the Japanese fashion. Ribbon-bound in original decorated paper wrappers, title labels on upper covers. Ex-ownership stamp. Second edition, first 1904. The collection contains creative images with geometric patterns, many of which consist of figures and characters. Furuya K?µrin, student of Kamisaka Sekka, was one of foremost designers to create the Japanese "modern design" in the first decade of the twentieth century. Published by Uns?µd?µ, the reputable printing house in Kyoto. The covers are lightly rubbed, occasionally some minor staining but an attractive copy. …

A complete set of a woodblock-printed pattern book richly illustrated with designs and patterns mostly in the Neo-Rinpa style. Comprises 84 leaves with numerous designs beautifully printed, mainly in light and pale colours. Bound in the traditional Japanese fashion. Original paper covers with title hand-written in ink on upper covers. The covers with some staining but internally in fine condition.Furuya K?¥rin was the key figure in the development of the Neo-Rinpa style in Japan at this time. The modern design was a combination of the traditional Japanese style and the Art Nouveau ornamental design. Furuya Korin was specialised in creating original woodcuts for this kind of pattern books used in decorative art including textiles, metalwork, carvings and ceramics. Rare, only listed in two western institutions (Cambridge and Cincinnati).…