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Chinami Nakajima - Complete Prints 1967-1998

Chinami Nakajima - Complete Prints 1967-1998

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This substantial Japanese catalogue raisonné surveys Chinami Nakajima's printmaking from 1967 to 1998. Its 163 pages document lithographs, screenprints and woodcuts, including the artist's celebrated cherry-blossom imagery, with production information on workshops, carvers and printers.

Artist and editor: Chinami Nakajima

Publisher: Nihon Keizai Shimbun

Date: Catalogue identified as 1967-1998 and associated with a 1998 publication; the source metadata also displays 1985, so the imprint should be confirmed from the images

Format: Hardcover, 163 pages, approximately 31 × 32 cm

Material: Printed paper and hardcover boards

Language: Japanese

Edition / signature / number: Standard edition; unsigned and unnumbered

Condition: graded 9/10

Edition or completeness: unverified.

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