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Hideo Motoike - World of Leather Art Works

Hideo Motoike - World of Leather Art Works

Leather Art Exhibition Catalogue
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Leather Art Exhibition Catalogue
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An exhibition publication devoted to Hideo Motoike's singular sculptural practice in leather. The catalogue reproduces 49 works in roughly 200 photographs, including figures, animals, leather pictures, close details, alternate views and photographs of the artist at work.

Artist: Hideo Motoike

Publisher: listed as Yonago-sha

Date: Source metadata records 1985 with a 2013 printing; the precise relationship between these dates has not been verified

Format: Paperback, 103 pages, approximately 29.7 × 21 cm

Material: Printed paper and card cover

Language: Japanese

Edition / signature / number: Exhibition publication; unsigned and unnumbered as listed

Condition: graded 9/10

Printing history or completeness: unverified.

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